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Quickjack 7000 users question
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Heel & Toe
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: WI
Quickjack 7000 users question
I'm on the fence over a quickjack 5000 or getting on the backorder list for a 7000..... I'm really only getting it for the vette but the bargin hunter in me is trying to think bigger picture and my wifes SUV is at the limit of the 5000's lift capacity and it could come in handy for tire rotations. What I'm looking for is any real world experience sliding a 7000 under a Z06 and if anyone had any issues.
Drifting
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From: Terrell North Carolina
I just got my quick jack 7000. and it works great on my 2016 Z06. It is a close fit on the Z as it is longer than the 5000 model, but it does fit and works like a champ.
I also use it on my Explorer and it is OK, but not as stable with the SUV adapters as if just using the rubber blocks. The only reason I got the 7000 is because of use on the SUV's, and my Explorer weighs 4855lbs with gas, so I thought I would go to the 7000 since it comes with the SUV adapters, and the 5000 the adapters are extra, so when you add the adapters in, you have same cost as the 7000.
But once again, it works great on the Z06.
Side note: If you at some time get a smaller car than your Vette, the 7000 model will be too long to fit between the tires to catch the frame of the smaller car since the 7000 is a longer lift.
I also use it on my Explorer and it is OK, but not as stable with the SUV adapters as if just using the rubber blocks. The only reason I got the 7000 is because of use on the SUV's, and my Explorer weighs 4855lbs with gas, so I thought I would go to the 7000 since it comes with the SUV adapters, and the 5000 the adapters are extra, so when you add the adapters in, you have same cost as the 7000.
But once again, it works great on the Z06.
Side note: If you at some time get a smaller car than your Vette, the 7000 model will be too long to fit between the tires to catch the frame of the smaller car since the 7000 is a longer lift.
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Heel & Toe
Joined: Jul 2016
Posts: 19
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From: WI
Aghh your post just ruined it for me.... I was hoping for a "it doesn't fit" so I could just pull the trigger on a 5000 this morning lol
I appreciate the info! It was exactly what I was looking for
I appreciate the info! It was exactly what I was looking for
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jun 2008
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St. Jude Donor '15
I just got my quick jack 7000. and it works great on my 2016 Z06. It is a close fit on the Z as it is longer than the 5000 model, but it does fit and works like a champ.
I also use it on my Explorer and it is OK, but not as stable with the SUV adapters as if just using the rubber blocks. The only reason I got the 7000 is because of use on the SUV's, and my Explorer weighs 4855lbs with gas, so I thought I would go to the 7000 since it comes with the SUV adapters, and the 5000 the adapters are extra, so when you add the adapters in, you have same cost as the 7000.
But once again, it works great on the Z06.
Side note: If you at some time get a smaller car than your Vette, the 7000 model will be too long to fit between the tires to catch the frame of the smaller car since the 7000 is a longer lift.
I also use it on my Explorer and it is OK, but not as stable with the SUV adapters as if just using the rubber blocks. The only reason I got the 7000 is because of use on the SUV's, and my Explorer weighs 4855lbs with gas, so I thought I would go to the 7000 since it comes with the SUV adapters, and the 5000 the adapters are extra, so when you add the adapters in, you have same cost as the 7000.
But once again, it works great on the Z06.
Side note: If you at some time get a smaller car than your Vette, the 7000 model will be too long to fit between the tires to catch the frame of the smaller car since the 7000 is a longer lift.
Last edited by Wulverine; Aug 16, 2016 at 09:16 AM.
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