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I grappled with the idea for a long time and couldnt find a Quickjack that could accommodate my cayman, cayenne AND 911.
They have the 7000TL model to handle SUVs. Does that not work for the Cayenne? I'm more worried about the 7000TL having a tall profile to fit under the 911 but as TMarino pointed out, it fits.
They have the 7000TL model to handle SUVs. Does that not work for the Cayenne? I'm more worried about the 7000TL having a tall profile to fit under the 911 but as TMarino pointed out, it fits.
7000TL fits cayenne, but is too long for 911.. It doesnt have the foldable/removable "ramps" that are on my Busch lift, thats the only way to fit a cayenne and small wheelbase of 911 and cayman
Last edited by desmotesta; 02-22-2022 at 12:14 PM.
7000TL fits cayenne, but is too long for 911.. It doesnt have the foldable/removable "ramps" that are on my Busch lift, thats the only way to fit a cayenne and small wheelbase of 911 and cayman
wait, what? so the 7000TL is too long for the 991??
you can make 7000TL work as long as you do not need to remove wheels. If you do, the frame of jack will either interfere with removing wheels (at least on one end) or you will not be bale to put wheels back when suspension further lowers from being suspended.
Last edited by desmotesta; 02-22-2022 at 01:52 PM.
i have the 7000SLX (with accessory rail adapters for the longer lenght) and its a perfect fit for our cars - the longer unit won't work with our wheelbase. you get the shorter high capacity unit with accessory rails and its the perfect multi-vehicle setup. my car has the Sport PASM and the lift fit perfectly under it.
Quickjack recently upgraded their model lineup in a way that is very confusing as far as the letter "T" goes. I.e. the longer one was "EXT" in old parlance and now is "TLX" in new parlance. Focus on the dimension "L - frame length" and ignore those suffix letters after 5000 or 7000 (which is the lifting capacity). If L is 70" then it will fit the 911.
One side benefit of the recent model upgrade is the old stuff is on discount. I joined the frame extension club at ~$100 cheaper thanks to Home Depot. Now I can lift my >60" lift point spread E39 M5 without a sketchy DIY workaround.
I confirmed the 7000TL would fit - both from ECS and QJ directly. But Im not discounting what desmotesta is saying. I guess we'll find out when it gets here.
Quickjack recently upgraded their model lineup in a way that is very confusing as far as the letter "T" goes. I.e. the longer one was "EXT" in old parlance and now is "TLX" in new parlance. Focus on the dimension "L - frame length" and ignore those suffix letters after 5000 or 7000 (which is the lifting capacity). If L is 70" then it will fit the 911.
One side benefit of the recent model upgrade is the old stuff is on discount. I joined the frame extension club at ~$100 cheaper thanks to Home Depot. Now I can lift my >60" lift point spread E39 M5 without a sketchy DIY workaround.
Ditto. I also recently bought the frame extensions at Home Depot for nice discount.
I confirmed the 7000TL would fit - both from ECS and QJ directly. But Im not discounting what desmotesta is saying. I guess we'll find out when it gets here.
1st time working on my car using the QJ's and it was fantastic to get all 4 wheels off the floor. Brake inspection and fluid flush, oil change and I swapped over to my summer wheels. The QJ's worked out very well.
02-22-2022 | 02:55 AM
