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Lotus are a bit wacky when it comes to lifts. I've seen guys do it sideways, I just don't feel comfortable with a 6" wood block on top of a rubber block.
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Yea. I found they make 6" truck/ SUV extenders. $225
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Those look like they might also work to lift the Lotus instead of the wobbly wood block setup (seems you could JUST use a wood block in that case too, the stacking seems silly if not stupid)
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Would still be about 2.5" short for the Lotus. That's a 6" wood 4x4 on the rubber block. Problem with stacking things, as you probably know, it a quickjack does not lift straight up. I just don't feel comfortable with it. QuickJack has been a disappointment for me. Certainly not easy to move around and setup/put away. I could get things done much faster with a floor jack and jack stands. |
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It is disturbingly awkward to move. I haven't given up on it, though. I've thought about how perfectly a railroad tie could be cut to fit the saddles. Grain structure must be considered when lifting at the seams.
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Oh yea, and I got the bigger 5000 model quickjack so I could also use it on the trucks. So disappointed. My trucks aren't lifted, 100% stock.
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Do you use the wheels? (sounds like a dumb question but I'm 90% serious in asking it).
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It has wheels?
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