[KentD]

I don't know if this is posted in the right section.

I searched and found no information about anyone using the quickjack 3500 to raise an E90.

I measured the jacking point on my E90 and they are 49in apart.

Anybody raised an E90 sucessfully with a Quickjack 3500?

https://www.quickjack.com/car-lift-s...-car-lift.html

Any opinion or experience is welcome.

[c1pher]

I thought this was going to be some sort of self pleasuring device. Sorely disappointed......

[stooker]

Originally Posted by MGM135is

I thought this was going to be some sort of self pleasuring device. Sorely disappointed......

[wdb]

That's AccuJack, not QuickJack.

Back to Serious. I'm interested in the QuickJack as well.

[KentD]

Originally Posted by MGM135is

I thought this was going to be some sort of self pleasuring device. Sorely disappointed......

I will wait to have more post before talking self pleasuring stuff. Im still the serious FNG in the back of the room.

[Fundguy1]

That looks cool. I like that it's portable too.

[3798j]

QuickJack's specs on lifting point spread says 50.5"...so your good there. Think you may want to consider their BL-5000slx though. Your vehicle's ('08 328i) curb weight was listed by Road&Track at 3386lbs. That's close to the 3500's max (plus a look at a '12 328i says it's an even closer 3412 lbs). For the $115 difference between the 3500 and the 5000, and the 60" vs 50.5 lifting point spread, it might be the better choice.
I hang over at the Garage Journal forum. Take a look over there. A good number of users have had good comments about the QuickJack. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/...7318&showall=1

[KentD]

Originally Posted by 3798j

QuickJack's specs on lifting point spread says 50.5"...so your good there. Think you may want to consider their BL-5000slx though. Your vehicle's ('08 328i) curb weight was listed by Road&Track at 3386lbs. That's close to the 3500's max (plus a look at a '12 328i says it's an even closer 3412 lbs). For the $115 difference between the 3500 and the 5000, and the 60" vs 50.5 lifting point spread, it might be the better choice.
I hang over at the Garage Journal forum. Take a look over there. A good number of users have had good comments about the QuickJack. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/...7318&showall=1

Thanks friend, I will have a look.

[Rickygst]

I have the quickjack. I would buy the 5000 rated jack which is what I have. I like it but if you have room in your garage you may want to look at something like the maxjack. I choose the longer version of the jack for my e90. The longer version is the way to go and the 5000 pound rated unit

[KentD]

Originally Posted by Rickygst

I have the quickjack. I would buy the 5000 rated jack which is what I have. I like it but if you have room in your garage you may want to look at something like the maxjack. I choose the longer version of the jack for my e90. The longer version is the way to go and the 5000 pound rated unit

Maxjack is a little bit too much, while not being the real deal. I will look in the Quickjack 5000, thank you Ricky