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I checked with the building inspector while in the planning stage for recommendations and to stay legal, which he pointed out some things like rough in for water and sewer, electric in the concrete even though I didn't put in sewer also rough in electric in the concrete and go with the largest...

I have 10 foot ceilings but the rafters are modified above roof line of the lift, plus the top extensions of the lift extend into the rafters.

It depends on the height of car I have about 2 to 3 inches to store the Challenger under the Demon.

As a Professional technician I prefer the two post but we have a drive on lift for (similar to a 4 post) for some operations. I purchased a 2 post for my home garage. As stated above your concrete needs to be up to snuff I have 3 foot pilings under the post to cure any problems with the...

What would your insurance say about you doing that type of work? Is there anything in your policy that restricts a resto like your planing in your basement.

I use IR 244 at work as an automotive tech for the US Postal Service. At home I use IR Thunder Gun with IR upright air compressor. But for portability I have a Ryobi Impact with an extra capacity lithium battery and it works great. I checked the reviews before purchasing, 4.5 out of 5 stars...

Nice! Keep the pics coming.

24x30 "ditto"

I did not see stub for Electric,data or water may not be important now but nice to have if you want to have that in there. also build with at least 10 foot walls in case you want to add a lift later. At any rate enjoy your man space.

Nice to have a lift to work on your stuff. luv mine.

Been using the IR244 an my job now for 12 or 13 years and it works just as good as new has nearly the same specs as the thunder gun.

Now that's the sh_t. Puts mine to shame.

walls at least 10 ft tall for lift, locate where lift may go dig holes for pier below concrete. stub in for water, drain and 3 inch electrical conduit (I used 2 inch it was to small because I had to use a 4 wire system for power). Do not seal your concrete and do not use a super smooth finish...

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I am finally getting started on a 36x24 after many years of dreaming and planning also paying off our home. It will be awhile before the contractor can get back to work after hurricane Ida hit us hard here in Virginia. Its being built on clay soil which does not drain well so after it dries a...

In the process of building now, will post pix later.