rick81721
Lothar
Yeah I was joking, 526 hp is plenty for me. Plus the predator won't have the voodoo FPC, so it won't sound the same. And I've never been a fan of supercharger whine
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Yeah I was joking, 526 hp is plenty for me. Plus the predator won't have the voodoo FPC, so it won't sound the same. And I've never been a fan of supercharger whine
rick81721
Lothar
I agree, just ordered a Ford performance black stainless steel frame. But glad to finally have a legal plate on the car after a week of driving with an old nj plate from wifey 's car we sold last time we were here. Figured that was safer than expired temp tag
rick81721
Lothar
needs to change to a roll-up door first, then lift!
the tracks can run up to the ceiling, and the opener changed to a jack-shaft model.....(i keep thinking about pulling the trigger....)
Monkey Soup
Angry Wanker
First oil change @ 2725 miles. 10 qts 5w50 + 1" diameter half turn oil drain plug = oil flies out like a garden hose. RIP Halters t-shirt and glad the garage floor is epoxied
Get an oil extractor, save some time and mess. Drain from the plug every third change or when you take it for scheduled maintenance at the dealer.
This looks a little scary to me...but at the same time, would be pretty convenient if it didnt topple over and kill you.
https://www.bestbuyautoequipment.co...c_iNDXnbXmFJrSginjxmlZWTGNz4_gLhoCwM0QAvD_BwE
https://www.bestbuyautoequipment.co...c_iNDXnbXmFJrSginjxmlZWTGNz4_gLhoCwM0QAvD_BwE
rated at 3 tons...even with 100% margin, that ain't enough! Good for side-by-sides and golf carts.
two post, bold down = maybe
http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com...ft-system-dannmar-maxjax-p/DannmarMaxJax.htm?
i'd still be worried about the anchors pulling out, and the low rating.
http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com...ft-system-dannmar-maxjax-p/DannmarMaxJax.htm?
i'd still be worried about the anchors pulling out, and the low rating.
Monkey Soup
Angry Wanker
Ideally, if you know you're putting a lift in, you should pour the concrete much thicker where you plan to install it.
Ya I mean its not really portable, unless you dont mind studs sticking out of your floor
I was thinking something like this will work nice for putting my mustang back together.
https://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/auto-lift-6000lb-portable-mid-rise-frame-lift-p/al-6k-mr-38.htm
this is true, and most lifts will specify a minimum concrete thickness for safe installation,
4 post lifts are MUCH more forgiving in that aspect (for obvious reasons)
it actually has the receiver part in the floor, and it is done as drilled in anchors. i'd rather cut a pad out of the floor, and install some type of anchor plate -and there should be a cover system......
just getting the car safely off the ground while the wheels are hanging is a bonus.
a safety switch up top would be good too, before the car hits the ceiling.