Reply to "2 Post Lifts"

jffrMember

quote:
Originally posted by OSOFAST:
I seem to remember discussions of four post lifts here, but how many use a 2 post lift? I think it would be a better tool, allowing more access to the underside of the car. Any opinions?
Thanks
Jeff

I have a two post lift and it works good for most of the things that you would do under a Pantera. The two post lift takes up less floor space than a four post lift and it makes doing brake and suspension work easier than a four post list. A four post lift is much nicer to use if you are just going to do an oil change or other simple work under the car because you just drive up onto it. Both lifts have their pros and cons and it comes down to personal choice.

10/1/155:38 AM

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