C6 Corvette's on QuickJack's
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C6 Corvette's on QuickJack's
Would any members be willing to share their photos and which model they used for their c6's to help out! We appreciate it!
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Give me about a month and I can probably get you some pics. I went with the 7000 so I can use it on my SUV and other potentially larger vehicles if need be. The 5000 probably would have been enough for most of the vehicles I'd use it on (or under) but the deal for the 7000 was too good to pass up. It should be here sometime mid October.
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Here you go. Not the latest model but is the 5000. Brian.
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I love this thing.
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smallest rubber block that comes with the jack. You won't have any
worries as I had finger width gap between my tyres and fenders.
Ive actually raised mine now as my rear tyres where scraping.
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the quickjak. Not sure the rubber blocks would fit in the lifting
points on the vette without doing damage. Maybe you could
cut them smaller to fit.
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These are figures directly from their website so I don't know how accurate they are. Once I get mine I'll have precise measurements. The 5000 is probably more than enough for most people. I saw a video of the 5000 holding more than 3x it's suggested weight without failure.
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I have the 5000XL and my C6 is a Z51 so it sits a little lower than the base C6. I have to put the smallest rubber jacking blocks on the lift BEFORE sliding it under the car. Once the lift is under the car, there is no way to put my fingers between the rubber jacking blocks and the frame.
My only regret is not purchasing it earlier in life.
My only regret is not purchasing it earlier in life.
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08G8V8 - Thank you for the information. Assuming that you have a C6, do you have adequate clearance to slide the 7000SLX under your car without otherwise having to raise it? And, are you able to straddle and drive over the 7000SLX? I would appreciate any clearance information you can provide.
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08G8V8 - Thank you for the information. Assuming that you have a C6, do you have adequate clearance to slide the 7000SLX under your car without otherwise having to raise it? And, are you able to straddle and drive over the 7000SLX? I would appreciate any clearance information you can provide.
on the 7000 lines up with the lifting areas of the vette. The 5000
blocks just line up on my car. You have some play but not a lot.
I had a feeling the 7000 was longer?
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I left the car on the lift all last winter as I cleaned the wheels, detailed the chassis, replaced the brake pads and rotors, painted the calipers, flushed the brake fluid system, and replaced tranny and diff fluid.
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08G8V8 - Thank you for the information. Assuming that you have a C6, do you have adequate clearance to slide the 7000SLX under your car without otherwise having to raise it? And, are you able to straddle and drive over the 7000SLX? I would appreciate any clearance information you can provide.
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