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The mods continue as I keep trying to personalize my off the lot C4. Really love the console. If you are looking for a non-crested version of the centre console, feel free to check out my ad as well.
The mods continue as I keep trying to personalize my off the lot C4. Really love the console. If you are looking for a non-crested version of the centre console, feel free to check out my ad as well.
consider installing a black leather boot on your PDK shift ****. I think it would look better and go well with your center console crest.
Originally Posted by nicholascanada
The mods continue as I keep trying to personalize my off the lot C4. Really love the console. If you are looking for a non-crested version of the centre console, feel free to check out my ad as well.
I ask myself how the hell I got the lift off the pallet too now thinking about it lol. Basically I removed all the sides. Then I used a car jack on one end to lift the pallet so it leans enough where I can start sliding the lift slowly off. Once it starts touching the floor you kind of reach a balance point with the pallet and you can forcefully start pulling it backwards. On the last part where the lift is almost off the pallet, you can actually place some blocks or the jack stand so it won't fall to the floor. I'm sure this will be a million times easier if you have some friends. Unfortunately I did this all by myself and it was quite an undertaking, but luckily everything went well.
The ramps where also purchase from Twin Busch. You can see it on their website. I ordered it the same time I bought the lift. Just ask Dan. He's been super helpful and responsive to every call and emails I've sent his way. In my opinion, these ramps are a must have as it reduces the ride height in order to get the lift blocks underneath your car.
I ask myself how the hell I got the lift off the pallet too now thinking about it lol. Basically I removed all the sides. Then I used a car jack on one end to lift the pallet so it leans enough where I can start sliding the lift slowly off. Once it starts touching the floor you kind of reach a balance point with the pallet and you can forcefully start pulling it backwards. On the last part where the lift is almost off the pallet, you can actually place some blocks or the jack stand so it won't fall to the floor. I'm sure this will be a million times easier if you have some friends. Unfortunately I did this all by myself and it was quite an undertaking, but luckily everything went well.
The ramps where also purchase from Twin Busch. You can see it on their website. I ordered it the same time I bought the lift. Just ask Dan. He's been super helpful and responsive to every call and emails I've sent his way. In my opinion, these ramps are a must have as it reduces the ride height in order to get the lift blocks underneath your car.
Thank you
Mine came packaged like yours , which is unlike what is on their website.
can you confirm that there are No bolts holding the lift to the pallet or any wood pieces?