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griffin · 09-07-2021, 09:35 AM

2 other things to consider when looking at buying a lift...

1. Do you have a slab with a minimum of 4" thickness? For most lift manufacturers, 4" is the minimum with quite a few preferring 6".

2. What is the height of the area where you are looking to install the lift. Be sure you have enough room to raise the lift WITH the car on top. Nothing like raising a car to find the car roof to building ceiling has a conflict of trying to share the same space.

As far as installation. There is a guy out of Waller that is on the approved assemblers list for Advantage.

09-07-2021, 09:35 AM	#11
griffin Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: North of Houston, Tex. Posts: 27	Re: Four Post Lift Recommendations…. 2 other things to consider when looking at buying a lift... 1. Do you have a slab with a minimum of 4" thickness? For most lift manufacturers, 4" is the minimum with quite a few preferring 6". 2. What is the height of the area where you are looking to install the lift. Be sure you have enough room to raise the lift WITH the car on top. Nothing like raising a car to find the car roof to building ceiling has a conflict of trying to share the same space. As far as installation. There is a guy out of Waller that is on the approved assemblers list for Advantage.