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ZR1FUN · 10-19-2009

Well guys it has been forever since I posted but it is getting time again. I am now retired, have my shop built and need some practical insite into floor sealing and a lift. I will post pictures when the cabinets, lift and vettes are installed in a couple of months.

I do not want to spend my lift money on my floor looks. My current plan is Rustoleum epoxy on the floor and a 4 post lift.

I noticed Jeffvette recently commented on lifts that the 2 post was a better deal. My concern with the 2 post is the amount of strain placed on the concrete slab when lifting a car. Does a 2 post require special foundations? Can you store a car on the 2 post lift or does it damage the suspension when not under load? My concrete floor tested out at 5,000 PSI.

Appreciate your guys opinions on both

PS Jeff when are you going to fix my clutch slave?

Doug

10-19-2009	#1
ZR1FUN Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Olympia Posts: 162	Shop Time - Floors and Lift Well guys it has been forever since I posted but it is getting time again. I am now retired, have my shop built and need some practical insite into floor sealing and a lift. I will post pictures when the cabinets, lift and vettes are installed in a couple of months. I do not want to spend my lift money on my floor looks. My current plan is Rustoleum epoxy on the floor and a 4 post lift. I noticed Jeffvette recently commented on lifts that the 2 post was a better deal. My concern with the 2 post is the amount of strain placed on the concrete slab when lifting a car. Does a 2 post require special foundations? Can you store a car on the 2 post lift or does it damage the suspension when not under load? My concrete floor tested out at 5,000 PSI. Appreciate your guys opinions on both PS Jeff when are you going to fix my clutch slave? Doug