kmakar
Janitor
That's what I was saying.... rear had more weight. I still like my 4 post. You can use the trolley jacks to lift it off the rack and have full access to the underside.
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That's what I was saying.... rear had more weight. I still like my 4 post. You can use the trolley jacks to lift it off the rack and have full access to the underside.
Derek69SS
Veteran Member
Expensive mistake... looks like a carbon-fiber roof panel, so it's a ZR1
$90k car
pretty much 50/50 balanced car when complete, but the engine, radiator, and looks like all the front suspension/steering/cradle are out of it and hood is off, so the front is VERY light.
Lift arms can't really go back any further than they are. C6s are kind of a pain to lift. I cracked my rocker panel a couple weeks ago putting mine on the 2-post.
$90k car
pretty much 50/50 balanced car when complete, but the engine, radiator, and looks like all the front suspension/steering/cradle are out of it and hood is off, so the front is VERY light.
Lift arms can't really go back any further than they are. C6s are kind of a pain to lift. I cracked my rocker panel a couple weeks ago putting mine on the 2-post.
Richard150MPH
Veteran Member
"Math is hard".
I have a two post lift.
I also ALWAYS do the math to determine my lift points.
It is not difficult math but you do need to know the cars length, engine placement, and weight at each axle.
A lift manual will warn you to add a vertical brace if removing a major component.
I wonder what that car sold for at salvage?
I have a two post lift.
I also ALWAYS do the math to determine my lift points.
It is not difficult math but you do need to know the cars length, engine placement, and weight at each axle.
A lift manual will warn you to add a vertical brace if removing a major component.
I wonder what that car sold for at salvage?
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Derek69SS
Veteran Member
I was expecting a bird, but LOL.
That squirrel reminds me of "Snuffy the Seal"
"I didn't even see that Whataburger over there." 
