Quick jacks
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Joined: Aug 2014
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From: Virginia
St. Jude Donor '18
I have a 4 post lift in my shop with rolling jacks. If you have the means, THIS is the way to go.
I also have a 3500 QuickJack setup that I bought for taking to the track. It's a little cumbersome, but I had a jack slip years ago at the track, and crushed a brake line on my racecar. After that, I KNEW I was buying a QuickJack.
I originally bought the 5000, but sold it when the 3500 came out as that's all I need. I have used the 3500 with my Corvette a few times. It works well. The QuickJack also makes it easy to tilt the car forward a bit to fully drain the oil pain when needed.
I also have a 3500 QuickJack setup that I bought for taking to the track. It's a little cumbersome, but I had a jack slip years ago at the track, and crushed a brake line on my racecar. After that, I KNEW I was buying a QuickJack.
I originally bought the 5000, but sold it when the 3500 came out as that's all I need. I have used the 3500 with my Corvette a few times. It works well. The QuickJack also makes it easy to tilt the car forward a bit to fully drain the oil pain when needed.
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Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Pendleton Indiana
No crouching needed….. I roll around comfortably on one of my shop stools while seated perfectly upright…. And I’m slightly limited by ceiling height…. Could go up another few clicks from where it is in this pic if ceiling height wasn’t an issue.
Last edited by Tyler_RN_EMT; Nov 3, 2025 at 09:58 PM.
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Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Pendleton Indiana
When you say "essentially the same price" do you mean for about twice the price as the Quickjacks? Lots of posts about QJ sales for $1500 range, the one distributor that showed Titan pricing was $2700 for the unit your pictures show.
Looks like an apples to oranges comparison to me. Big price difference, permanent floor space occupied, lots of other differences.
Looks like an apples to oranges comparison to me. Big price difference, permanent floor space occupied, lots of other differences.
There is no way I’d pay $1500 + to lift my cars the same height as a $50 set of Jack stands could.
As far as losing “permanent floor space” goes… the car sits there on top of it all the time anyways so kind of a moot point….. not such a bad view in my opinion…. Plus I don’t have to worry about taking up “wall space” by hanging Quick jacks or “floor space” storing them somewhere along the wall.
Last edited by Tyler_RN_EMT; Nov 3, 2025 at 11:00 PM.
