got my lift installed

[2snakes4us]

Hi all, I got my lift installed and my garage door raised this weekend. and I joined the VCA.
Im looking foward to meeting the Kansas City group.
Mitch
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[ronniej]

Nice Rotary. I have the same lift but in red.

 

[1Need4Speed]

Very nice. I"m ordering mine at the end of the summer.

All you need now is a Gen 3 parked underneath

 

[Venomiss]

Your garage looks great!!

 

[ROCKET62]

Lift, what lift? All I could focus on was that beautiful Gen 1 levitating!

 

[voi9]

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I have the Rotary 4 Post also except in blue. I see you have the extended ramps. I also purchased two jack trays. One for the scissor or bottle jacks and the other for the jack stands.

 

[viperdude118]

Hi all, I got my lift installed and my garage door raised this weekend. and I joined the VCA.
Im looking foward to meeting the Kansas City group.
Mitch
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Looks nice Can you post what the specs are on the lift, ie...height, and overall width? I need to see if that will fit in my garage.

 

[vipergts1960]

How much ceiling height do you need for that lift?

 

[Qualitywires.com]

I am curious about the ramps. What if you want to drive a car under it? Do they get in the way?

 

[2snakes4us]

Here are the specs on the lift. http://www.revolutionlifts.com/library/pdf/revProd.pdf
Mine is a XLT and i have a 12' ceiling and it far from the ceiling. i can park my pathfinder under with ease.
One the ramps i got the extended. my front end lowest point is 3 3/4" and it does clear without hitting. the ramps have a pull pin so you can remove the ramps with ease.
I spent a hour under the car just looking to see what she looked like underneath. I might wax the frame tonight
I will post more photos later today when i get home showing the lift. from different angles.
Mitch

 

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[RevHeat]

Would love to see others peoples lifts as well.

rev

 

[vipergts1960]

Anyone care to share how much they cost? Also, do they install it or is it a do-it-yourself project? I am thinking of building a seperate garage for my Viper and my SRT-4. Thanks for the info.

 

[voi9]

Anyone care to share how much they cost? Also, do they install it or is it a do-it-yourself project? I am thinking of building a seperate garage for my Viper and my SRT-4. Thanks for the info.

I don't have the extended version of the Rotary 4 Post Lift because I am not planning on lifting or driving my SUV on or under the lift, so for me the standard version was fine. It cost $2950 if I wanted to buy it outright and install it myself. Plus, I would have needed to rent a truck to pick it up at the truck freight delivery building. So, I paid a total of $3800 and had the Co. deliver and install it for me and it came with a 2 year warranty. It has had 2 cable adjustments within the first year due to cable stretch. No big deal. It took 2 guys 8 hours to install. Just did the first oil change on the Viper with the use of the lift. I love it!

 

[vipergts1960]

That's not as bad as I thought it would be. I appreciate your feedback. How hefty a circuit did you have to run for it? I was on Long Island about three weeks ago for a week and didn't see a Viper the whole time I was there. A couple years ago when I was up there it seemed like I saw two or three a day. I was born and raised there and left when I was 18 to go in the Navy. I retired 8 years ago and stayed in Virginia Beach. You just can't beat the food up there. Thanks again forthe info.

 

[voi9]

That's not as bad as I thought it would be. I appreciate your feedback. How hefty a circuit did you have to run for it? I was on Long Island about three weeks ago for a week and didn't see a Viper the whole time I was there. A couple years ago when I was up there it seemed like I saw two or three a day. I was born and raised there and left when I was 18 to go in the Navy. I retired 8 years ago and stayed in Virginia Beach. You just can't beat the food up there. Thanks again forthe info.

My 4 Post Lift plugs into a regular 110v outlet. You can order one that runs off 220v if you prefer. The difference is the 220v will lift the car to the top position faster than the 110v. Mine takes about 1 min. to get to the full top position when starting off the ground. I think the 220v gets the car in the air in about 30 sec. I'm in no rush to get the car in the air so I ordered the 110v.
Your right about not seeing too many Vipers out here on the Island, although I am starting to see them creep out little by little. So far I have seen a red, black, and yellow Gen 2 within the past 3 weeks.

 

[2snakes4us]

I don't have the extended version of the Rotary 4 Post Lift because I am not planning on lifting or driving my SUV on or under the lift, so for me the standard version was fine. It cost $2950 if I wanted to buy it outright and install it myself. Plus, I would have needed to rent a truck to pick it up at the truck freight delivery building. So, I paid a total of $3800 and had the Co. deliver and install it for me and it came with a 2 year warranty. It has had 2 cable adjustments within the first year due to cable stretch. No big deal. It took 2 guys 8 hours to install. Just did the first oil change on the Viper with the use of the lift. I love it!

It took my wife and I a day to install it. Most of the time is decieding on exactly where i wanted it placed. you can't move it once it set up,unless you order the casters. i did have to get my neigbors over to help lift off the one rail with the cables in it off the trailer. it was the heaviest. 400 lbs. as for power you have a choice of 110 or 220 you dont need the 220 unless your using it every day all day long. i just ran a 110 circit down from the attic in the garage down the center support beam so it would be close to the motor. i did not want to use a extendion cord.
If you get the lift at a show they will deal with you in getting extras or discounting on shipping. i saved over 300.00 from orderin from a distrubetr not direct ordeing from rotery. You just have to have a a 16 foot trailer to pick the unit up from a trucking company that they will ship to locally to you. It is not hard to set up. if you can change your own oil and filter you can put this unit together. very easy to adjust locks and cables. anyone that gets one will not regret it.