Quicklift with low enough closed position for a PR6?

[noodle1]

Can anyone point me in The direction of a quicklift suitable for such a low entry height everyone I've found so far isn't low enough. Thanks

[splitpin]

Available plenty of places but this one ('Long' version) will do the job >

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorsport/jacks-cha...

You can tilt its nose down slightly to get it under the forward edge of the splitter - tight, but it does go in and under OK - if it doesn't check the front ride height including the front pre-load. There is also a little bit of adjustment via the diagonal front stays.

HTH

Trev

PS Remember to get it lifting against a chassis cross-rail and tape mark the position on the quicklift - it needs to go a long way under on a PR6, hence definitely needing the 'Long' version.

[Steve57]

That reminds me Trev....

[double d racing]

Two short bits of timber to run the front wheels onto will make it very easy.
DD

[noodle1]

Cheers for the advice.

Has anyone had any experience with the following-

http://www.adr-engineering.co.uk/shop-list-item.ph...

Would this be suitable?

[BertBert]

eeek, you can't buy that it's from a competitor

So you are supposed to get a 40mm block under your car for min ride height, so that looks ok and it looks quite long at 2.45M (that's very long), so should be fine.

Bert

noodle1 said:

Cheers for the advice.

Has anyone had any experience with the following-

http://www.adr-engineering.co.uk/shop-list-item.ph...

Would this be suitable?

[Steve57]

Just measured the one i have here (Splitpin ) and the jack is 1100mm, im guessing the 2450 is the overall open length when the stand is in use/flat on the floor which with a 120cm handle would be spot on.

[aycee]

Are they still a competitor?

BertBert said:

eeek, you can't buy that it's from a competitor

So you are supposed to get a 40mm block under your car for min ride height, so that looks ok and it looks quite long at 2.45M (that's very long), so should be fine.

Bert

noodle1 said:

Cheers for the advice.

Has anyone had any experience with the following-

http://www.adr-engineering.co.uk/shop-list-item.ph...

Would this be suitable?