4 post lift comparison
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4 post lift comparison
I tried to do a non-biased 4 post lift comparison.
http://www.nwtbirds.com/lifts%20compared.htm
http://www.nwtbirds.com/lifts%20compared.htm
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Re: 4 post lift comparison (tbirdman)
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I was going to go w/ a 4 post but, w/ a 4 post suspension and wheel work are almost impossible so I went w/ the two post.
Nie comparisons. :cheers:
I was going to go w/ a 4 post but, w/ a 4 post suspension and wheel work are almost impossible so I went w/ the two post.
Nie comparisons. :cheers:
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From: Denver Colorado
Re: 4 post lift comparison (Z-man)
Wow, lot's of info, I've had my Double Park for 6 or 7 years now.
Top notch. But you do have to adjust it ocassionally, so it "keeps in tune"
Best tool I ever bought!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Top notch. But you do have to adjust it ocassionally, so it "keeps in tune"
Best tool I ever bought!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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From: Muskego WI
Re: 4 post lift comparison (tbirdman)
I went lift shopping several months ago and went with a chalenger lift. They have an option called the Versa Lift where you have the best of symetrical and asymetrical. Love the lift. There are allot of crap lifts out there. David
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From: Albertville AL
Re: 4 post lift comparison (tbirdman)
I purchased a M80 from Autolifters last April. The M80 was not listed in your chart. It has 8000 lb. Lifting capaciity and 6' 4" under rail clearance. It makes a nice place to keep my 68 Vette up and out of the way.
Nice comparison :cheers:
Nice comparison :cheers:
