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[Fryguy302]

I can finally open the doors to the Mustang with this out of my way.

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Very cool! Both the car and the lift!

[mikesfastss]

I can finally open the doors to the Mustang with this out of my way.

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rich people problems ........

[Anthony]

rich people problems ........

Mike gets it!

[Anthony]

Nice!
How thick of a pad did you have poured for the lift?

4 post don't need shit.

Your garage floor now is fine. Shit, some 4 posts roll around.

2 post requires thicker concrete

[GTPprix]

Order up that rugged obsidian from Jason.

Works on 45,9 and 22lr

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mgaggH...ature=youtu.be

Skip ahead to 9min I think. He puts it on a 22

Now if only I could get mine out of NFA jail

[soap]

2 post requires thicker concrete

No they don't. Unless you go some crazy high capacity lift, most are fine with just 4". It is more important that the columns aren't by a joint etc.

--Joe

[ShadowRuleZ]

The problem with 4" concrete is that it may or may not actually be 4" depending on who built the house.

[soap]

The problem with 4" concrete is that it may or may not actually be 4" depending on who built the house.

True, but determining concrete thickness is very easy to do.

--Joe

[SVTSINR]

Very cool! Both the car and the lift!

Thanks, I hope to get it as straight as yours.

Living the rough life in Whitey lakey

Money bags!!

There's nothing money about my 25 year old cars.

True, but determining concrete thickness is very easy to do.

--Joe

I wouldn't trust builder grade concrete and with out drilling a bunch of holes you never know how consistent it is. A 2 post should be a foot away from any seams and that pretty much forces you to pour new pads. I figure the four post is no different than a truck on jack stands and distributes the load a little more.


Sent from my thumbs so expect spelling errors

[DeFormula]

RE the 4 post lift...how tall is your garage ceiling? Do you put the Mustang or another car under the GN?