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I used the at32 or whatever it calls for in the manual. Lift is a rotary.

Awesome! I remember when I was just cam only lol. 404 LS2 with trick flow 235 heads, Pat G custom cam, ARH headers, moser 9" bla blah. It was more fun with the 10 bolt and cam!

What's done to the SS?

I don't think your pictures are big enough.

Racing fuel cans with the long clear tube at the top work great. And hold a good bit depending on which size you get.

I paid $350 for my SPOA9 :D

I'm not a dodge guy by any means. But the cummins is by I bought her. Have to take the bad(Trans and interior) with the good(engine) lol. And I don't ever see me getting rid of my SS. Too much blood, sweat, tears, memories, *** kickings, and MONEY into her. She's my baby.

Well the garage doors are 12' tall. There's a foot or two above the door before it hits the roof. So 13' or 14'. It's like 16' at the very top.

Thanks guys. I would love to have a stainless bench like the one a few post up! And yeah the trusses are set on 10' centers. There's no doubt I have plenty of space height wise lol. I would still like to add a loft of sorts one day.

Well I haven't updated in a while. Not sure anyone even cares anymore lol. More of a place for me to keep a "journal" of sorts I guess. Got a few goodies the past few months. New work benches, shelves, welder, torches, hose reel, lift accessories, etc. Here's the rotary in action with my Dodge...

Bravo!

Yup. Don't use pinch welds on anything heavier than something like a civic or corolla.

I would go a hair higher on the height.

I have a Rotary lift. Build date of 99'. Sat outside disassembled for about 3 years. Little elbow grease and she has worked perfectly since. I would look into nothing the roof to make the lift work.

Why would that matter? Frame is still going to be the same height off the ground once it's lifted. Wether it be on 33's or 44's.

On my rotary, you need the extra few inches for the cylinders. At full raise they stick out the top of the columns.

A lift kit will have nothing to do with how tall I a lift you'll need. Almost all lifts will be plenty. I know my dodge 2500 with 6" lift extensions can only make it to the 2nd to last safety latch before hitting the safety bar. Which puts the frame about 65" from the floor.

Lol. Good luck.

Me and my cousin lifted my rotary post up by ourselves. Not hard at all.

Step it up a notch, slacker:shocking: