HANNY

anyone have a 2 post lift and have trouble getting the lift legs under the C6? I have lowered my car and wondering if i will need to have a couple of boards to drive onto to get it high enuf to kick the lift legs under the car. thxs, paul

Atomic-Vette

you will most likely need boards. Rotary lifts are some of the lowest lifts on the market and they are barley low enough to go under a non lowered C6

Red Rochester

HANNY

i am looking to get a bend pak, it shows 4 inches as the height of the feet. I meant to check mine,,,,,,, you fella's are probably right, i will need a board to drive up on. Thanks, paul

Ron Cannella

buy yourself a floor jack and raise the rear up so yoy can set your pads

LS2POWA

My car is lowered all the way on stock bolts. My car has no problem clearing the Rotary 2 post lifts at the local shop, and thats with the 2x4 jack pucks on them.

PCMusicGuy

You could always mount the lift recessed in the concrete a few inches in the correct position for your vette.

HANNY

i thot about that,,,,,but would i have to recess an area for the legs as well? Maybe i am overthinking it? thxs fellas, paul

PCMusicGuy

You would have to recess the area for the legs. On top of that, you'd have to recess them only in the position where you need them to be for the corvette.

Mike Green9

I stack 3 pieces of 3/4" plywood in order to use my 2 post lift (SnapOn Wheeltronics lift). I did not want to recess my lift into the floor.

I find it easier to drive the C6 into lifting position, and using a jack, lift the front/rear enough to slip the small plywood sheets under the tires.

The lift arms have built in puck attachments.

My C6 is not lowered.

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