Kwiklift
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From: Westfield MA
Kwiklift
I just finished putting mine together today. I have the typical two car garage with low ceiling and door opener unit hanging down. A "post" type lift would have been a waste of money in this garage. The lift is very well made and I am sure it will serve me well. I'll post some pictures if someone will instruct me on how to do it. I am a newcomer to the form and I've never posted any pictures. I will be pulling the 700R4 out of my '87 this winter and this will make the job alot easier (no more wobbly jackstands!). Check out their website http://www.kwiklift.com
Le Mans Master
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Re: Kwiklift (SS409 425HP)
I have see a couple of thes before, and they are certainly a great addition to any garage.
The main problem is that now that the undercarraige is easily accessable, you will be busier than ever cleaning and modding.
:D
The main problem is that now that the undercarraige is easily accessable, you will be busier than ever cleaning and modding.
:D
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Re: Kwiklift (SS409 425HP)
I just finished putting mine together today. I have the typical two car garage with low ceiling and door opener unit hanging down. A "post" type lift would have been a waste of money in this garage. The lift is very well made and I am sure it will serve me well. I'll post some pictures if someone will instruct me on how to do it. I am a newcomer to the form and I've never posted any pictures. I will be pulling the 700R4 out of my '87 this winter and this will make the job alot easier (no more wobbly jackstands!). Check out their website http://www.kwiklift.com
You'll have to chop a whole in your concrete floor, but it isn't that difficult and you will appreciate the "drive-on, hit the switch" convenience
I use four standard Vette jacks at the frame locations and I can raise all four wheels for brake work, etc. This also allows you to sit straight up under the car. Use jackstands if you will be rocking the car.
Welcome to the wonderfull world of KWIKLIFT
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