[bvrider1]

I got mine on a Home Depot Deal. Just wait it out and I am sure you can find a deal sooner or later. You won't regret it!

Originally Posted by Donatello.

Yes, the cost vs use.

If I do it, it must work for both the Miata & Hellcat. Not buying 2 sets. Be nice if it also worked on the 6 & CX-5, but that's not a concern.

[Sierra055]

I have the BL-7000EXT and it's too short for the G80, which is ironic when it's long enough for my SQ7. Frustrating as it's a great bit of kit.

[Leucosticte]

I like them, I did the oil pan gasket on my car with them which involves dropping the front subframe and there was plenty of room.

[bosstones]

I upsized my purchase of QJ to the 7000 a couple years ago and got it on sale from CostCo. I find it great for MX where I will need to repeatedly go from underneath a vehicle to working in the engine bay. However, for something like an oil change where I don't necessarily need to raise the whole vehicle, swapping summer/winter wheel sets, bleeding brakes, etc... I find it just as easy or easier to use a floor jack and my ESCO jack stands.

The 7000 fits fine for both my N55 X1 and M Coupe. In the case of the coupe, it trades setup time of moving the QJ over+ positioning them for the time to use 2 floor jacks to raise the car and graduate raising the front, back, and stand heights.

As others have said, make sure it'll fit and line up w/ your vehicle jack points. I think QJ goes on sale at HD and CostCo a couple times a year.

I didn't buy/use QJ's wallbrackets to store mine. I have a bunch of gladiator wall track in my garage and use one of the gladiator brackets to do essentially the same thing.

[86Zed]

Going on 6 years using my QuickJack 5000 fairly regularly. Prices have risen but still a very good tool. Many others utilize the portability and take it to the paddock, mine shuffles between garage stalls solely.

Careful on going beyond the 5000, want to make sure the Miata has enough clearance to slide the quickjack between the wheels - barely had room on my 1999.

[M-technik-3]

We use mine at 24 hrs of lemons events, Makes life in the pits awesome and easier. I use them at home as well got my 7K 40% off with sales and then military discount with HD and 0% on financing. Cost me 105 bucks a month for under two years and fits all my vehicles.

[flybigjet]

Originally Posted by 86Zed

Going on 6 years using my QuickJack 5000 fairly regularly. Prices have risen but still a very good tool. Many others utilize the portability and take it to the paddock, mine shuffles between garage stalls solely.

Careful on going beyond the 5000, want to make sure the Miata has enough clearance to slide the quickjack between the wheels - barely had room on my 1999.

Query re: Miata.

Could you turn the QJ 90-degrees and use it that way since the Miata's wheelbase is so short?

I'd like to get one, but I need one that works on the M2C, a Miata, an Element and an RDX. Otherwise, it's not worth it and I'll just stick with a speed jack and triangles.

TIA--

R.

[F32Fleet]

Originally Posted by Donatello.

Thinking about getting a Quick Jack setup, but looking for input from folks that have used it.

Worth the money over a floor jack jack & jack stands?

I'd want a setup that will work for the Hellcat & the Miata, not just 1 of them.

Also, thinking about looking for a long reach low profile floor jack that can reach the front lift point of the Miata. I have a Harbor Freight low profile jack, but it cannot reach said lift point.

Technically when working under the car Bend Pack recommends that you slide jackstands underneath the QJ.

[BE55]

I got 7000 from Costco for my S2000 and F34. A must have for weekend warriors.

[86Zed]

Could you turn the QJ 90-degrees and use it that way since the Miata's wheelbase is so short?

Yes you can. It’s stated in their instructional content and folks online have done it.

[flybigjet]

Originally Posted by 86Zed

Yes you can. It’s stated in their instructional content and folks online have done it.

Cool-- thanks! Now I just have to figure out what model number will fit an M2C, a Honda Element and an Acura RDX-- because those are all very similar vehicles!

R.

[Almuliman]

Happened to have this open in another tab (for some reason or other ): https://www.quickjack.com/support/measuring-guide/.

I may or may not be finding the model that works for a 1er, a Volvo S60, and a Honda Odyssey.

[Blocke]

I just used mine Monday to swap my midpipe out for the stock cats so I can smog my car (Fuck you California).
I picked mine up on OfferUp for like $550 bucks. Did the roller ball mod to make positioning it easy. So far I’ve used it for exhaust, detailing, wheel swaps and oil changes. I’d say it’s paid for itself so far.

Look around for lightly used ones, there are deals to be had.

[flybigjet]

Originally Posted by Blocke

Did the roller ball mod

?????

[nearwater4me]

Originally Posted by flybigjet

?????

There's a mod floating online where you can attach 4 rollers/coasters on each lift to make it easier to maneuver.

[nearwater4me]

Originally Posted by GolfCoyote

I want a QuickJack but in my research I had a hard time finding one that confidently worked with the G80s because of how far apart the jack points are.

Originally Posted by Sierra055

I have the BL-7000EXT and it's too short for the G80, which is ironic when it's long enough for my SQ7. Frustrating as it's a great bit of kit.

I'm using 6000ELX on my G82. Works perfectly.

[3798j]

Originally Posted by flybigjet

?????

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by nearwater4me

There's a mod floating online where you can attach 4 rollers/coasters on each lift to make it easier to maneuver.

You can also use swivel casters. Some also even thread them in the frame directly, with a stem caster but I'm a bit worried of reduced weight ratings after doing that but I'm no engineer so I don't know.

I prefer the swivel casters with the flat base instead of the ball rollers because it's more smooth and it's soft rubber wheels. But my zip tires do tend to snap off, have to like try to reduce the pressure on the wheels. Maybe I should use metal zip ties.

[GolfCoyote]

Originally Posted by nearwater4me

I'm using 6000ELX on my G82. Works perfectly.

Sweet. Just saw Home Depot has it on sale for $1550. Got it for $1400 with my mil discount.

[Donatello.]

I have decided to pass on QJ. The price is just not worth what I will get out of it IMO

[ShopVac]

Originally Posted by Donatello.

I have decided to pass on QJ. The price is just not worth what I will get out of it IMO

Risking my life under jack stands was all the more reason to get. When I had my HF jack explode on me...it was eye opening.

Not sure if it was stated prior, Costco runs a sale on these twice a year, taking 300-400 off the costs

Needless, use mine twice a month at a minimum. Maybe I just work on my cars more than others.

[flybigjet]

Originally Posted by ShopVac

Risking my life under jack stands was all the more reason to get. When I had my HF jack explode on me...it was eye opening.

Not sure if it was stated prior, Costco runs a sale on these twice a year, taking 300-400 off the costs

Needless, use mine twice a month at a minimum. Maybe I just work on my cars more than others.

Which model do you have? I've been looking, but I need one that will work with the M2C, a Miata, an Element and an RDX.

It looks like you may have done the research for me!

TIA--

R.