carsaremytoys
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Hi all, long time reader here. I've basically narrowed down which lift I'm getting.
autool.us
I've read, I think, all the 4 post vs 2 post debates. But I've yet to see anything about using the rolling jack on a lowered car. The RJ in question is a 7k with 6-1/4 lowest height without the pad. So 7 ish.
Is the solution the same as with a 2 post lift to just drive onto some wood?
is this maybe the biggest gripe I'll have with a 4 post? Lol
KT-4H120X Heavy Duty Four Post Lift 12,000 lbs Capacity
Katool 4H120X Four-Post Lift — 12,000 lb Capacity The Katool 4H120X Four-Post Lift is engineered for professional automotive shops, restoration facilities, and serious enthusiasts who demand strength, stability, and dependable performance. Built with heavy-duty materials and precision...
autool.us
I've read, I think, all the 4 post vs 2 post debates. But I've yet to see anything about using the rolling jack on a lowered car. The RJ in question is a 7k with 6-1/4 lowest height without the pad. So 7 ish.
Is the solution the same as with a 2 post lift to just drive onto some wood?
is this maybe the biggest gripe I'll have with a 4 post? Lol


