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Two Post Lift
The Driver's Manual for my '63 Suburban dictates that the jacking points are under the lower control arm, and the rear axle. I'm interested in getting a two post lift, and trying to figure out how to span that distance (about 10 feet) with support arms. Anyone done this? The C Channel frame already bears a bend where someone tried putting a jack under the side so that looks like a no-go.
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Re: Two Post Lift
Personally I would see if the lift would go on the frame where there is a cross member. I believed it would be able to support the truck.
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Re: Two Post Lift
i have a 61 panel, i have had it on my two post several times. lift it from the frame not axle or controll arm
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