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How much do lifts cost?

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    JLee TD05 3SGTE

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    How much do lifts cost?

    Y'know...'real' garage lifts..not the in-ground ones, but something you could 'easily' put in a garage. $1k? $2k? More?

    I looked on eBay and found Fisher Price stuff..lol
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    falnfenix Well-Known Member

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    i think a few grand for hydraulic.
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    that's what we use at work.
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    Thanks =)

    I don't have a garage, and I'm still in school..so no money :(

    Someday..lol
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    Just dig a hole in your yard......
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    Lol
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    That's not that much actually... Just put it on your credit card or finance it through them.
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    but ya gotta weigh the cost to whether or not its really that worth it! How often do you really need a lift?
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    it would be cool as hell for changing your own oil and rotating tires. You could also do engine swaps and other work in your own garage.
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    Electric side post lifts are we have at work. They have a hydraulic backup system, uber expensive heh.
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    Those are great lifts and they're good as hell for the price..........only 2 G's man that's not bad. I'd get those if I was you, we used those at my old school and they've been there for like over 10 yrs and they still work like new.
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    I don't have a garage, we're moving shortly, and I have no debt...

    So..after I finish school and have my own house, I might buy one. I know someone in law school now..so maybe I could get her to write me a waiver or something..lol
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