Quick Jack on a C7??

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Dec 30, 2019 | 12:53 PM

#21

Jeff V.

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I did stage 2 sideskirts on a QuickJack. It was a little tight in a few places, but overall it wasn't bad.

Dec 30, 2019 | 02:17 PM

#22

badhabit_wb

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It's easier with the quickjack than a 2 post lift.

Dec 30, 2019 | 03:38 PM

#23

cdominguez

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From: Round Rock, TX

I’m getting ready to do my side skirt install today actually. Just waiting patiently for UPS to deliver them. The car is already up on the QuickJack. We’ll see how it goes.

Dec 30, 2019 | 09:20 PM

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SharkGrayStingray

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommy79

QuickJack sent me an email with $100.00 off... Tried to use it and they would not honor it unless I paid full retail. I found an ad in Car and Driver for $1060 and wanted to add the $100 email offer... was told no.. No restrictions in the ad or email.

So will wait for COSTO to place them on sale again for $900.00

I had the same $100 off and was able to use it on their website with the $1430 sale for the bl-7000. Only problem I have after delivery today is, the unit came in boxes all beat up and dust all over the two lifts like they've been sitting around. I was assured they are new and not open box, but im a little Leary...

Dec 30, 2019 | 10:18 PM

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badhabit_wb

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Originally Posted by SharkGrayStingray

I think they all look like that from shipping. I had to wait for mine because they were out of stock and then they shipped the 110 volt one instead of the 12v that I ordered. They looked like they fell off the truck when they got here. All that said they've worked flawlessly.

Dec 30, 2019 | 10:42 PM

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SharkGrayStingray

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Originally Posted by badhabit_wb

I thought that might be the case, especially since it has been raining and the boxes are heavy. I just went to take pics of the boxes in case I feel like calling them and questioning it. I noticed it has a product plate on one of the lifts. It says manufactured 5/24/19, so I guess that explains why it looks like a years worth of dirt on the boxes and dust all over the lifts and not brand new. I guess I should just be happy that it is a great lift, but if is an open box one and I could've gotten it for $200 less for the same one, it kinda sucks...

Dec 30, 2019 | 11:16 PM

#27

badhabit_wb

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I agree. The open box one probably looks just as good...

Nov 1, 2021 | 01:40 PM

#28

detroitrust

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Can anyone post a picture of the correct pucks to use on the 95 c-4? Someone suggested pucks came with the original car purchase?

I would think the pucks with the cutout for the pinch weld, but doesn't that eliminate the function of the pinch to carry the weight and move it to the body around the pinch?