Bought a QuickJack!
Racer
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From: South Carolina
The EXT from my knowledge is the EV variant that's WAY too long for our cars. Honestly the TLX is the longest that would fit under the car, but you would need their adapter. Even my 5000TL is too wide from the jack points for a standard car buy I have the Skid Rail
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From: Troy, MO
I measured and it should work just fine.
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At 43 years old, my first brake job ever was on my C5. I was surprised how easy it was. I recommend Quickjack to anyone that wants to get started on car repairs. Ultimately you’re gonna need a two post lift for larger jobs. Laying on your back underneath the car is no fun for someone out of shape. But sitting in a chair doing a brake job, flawless.
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The ELX is the EV version. The EXT and the TLX are both 76” and will fit.
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At 43 years old, my first brake job ever was on my C5. I was surprised how easy it was. I recommend Quickjack to anyone that wants to get started on car repairs. Ultimately you’re gonna need a two post lift for larger jobs. Laying on your back underneath the car is no fun for someone out of shape. But sitting in a chair doing a brake job, flawless.
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Two accessories that I STRONGLY recommend are the Sport/Compact Drop-In Tray Set and the SUV Adapter Kit. I have my Z06 in the air right now with the SUV Adapter Kit. The extra few inches of height is so nice.
It adds a couple minutes when you are raising/lowering the car, though. You have to raise it with normal pucks, lower it onto jackstands or wheel cribs, swap the normal pucks out for the SUV Adapter Kit, then finish lifting the car.
It adds a couple minutes when you are raising/lowering the car, though. You have to raise it with normal pucks, lower it onto jackstands or wheel cribs, swap the normal pucks out for the SUV Adapter Kit, then finish lifting the car.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0DQoEQrHmk this is a great little addon that makes moving them much easier/less floor scratchy.
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At 43 years old, my first brake job ever was on my C5. I was surprised how easy it was. I recommend Quickjack to anyone that wants to get started on car repairs. Ultimately you’re gonna need a two post lift for larger jobs. Laying on your back underneath the car is no fun for someone out of shape. But sitting in a chair doing a brake job, flawless.
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Congrats on getting a very useful item for the garage.
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I'm sure it will come to that eventually. I have been in the automotive business and working on cars/trucks for almost 50 years. My first Corvette. Have had 11 Camaro's from '67-2011. But I am really liking this car and my wife says it suits me. Happy this forum is around and all you great people are willing to help. Sure makes things a lot easier!
