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Old 05-15-2014, 03:30 PM
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I'm interested in buying a set of 4 for my 993. I'm curious if there's sufficient room for someone to get all the way underneath the car?

Interested in some first hand experiences...

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Old 05-15-2014, 03:39 PM
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I dont own them but have worked on cars with them.

Yes you can but it is not easy to work under.
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I have a set and it is low but I was able to get my Golden Rod in with out any issues. I normally use them on the front and then put my Esco ones in the back a bit higher.
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Good to know... I have some upcoming RS shifter work. Thanks...
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I got a set of these, very nice, well built and work well. Almost gets the car too high !

http://www.myliftstand.com/
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Originally Posted by IHTFP
I got a set of these, very nice, well built and work well. Almost gets the car too high !

http://www.myliftstand.com/
Those are cool. Can you share the price? It's not listed on the website.
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They are $265 a pair. Little pricey but they really get the car up there
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Group buy on the myliftstands?
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Originally Posted by IHTFP
They are $265 a pair. Little pricey but they really get the car up there
Yes, they are pricey alright. But I can see where they would really be handy and safe. Jack stands are often just too precarious when there aren't solid places to put them.
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For information lift height is 14" at the lift point with the standard pads stacked on recessed pads
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image of stacked pads.
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