This is 7 ft it don't barely go over the top of my '93 Camaro. I think orderin 2 more of 'em &amp; interlocking them, then lassoing them under car'd help?
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I have a S500 Mercedes and use one lock and hooked it from underneath the car. It required me laying on ground and having someone toss it to me and I was able to hook into cover.
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I had the same warning from Amazon Garage, but I took the chance (since a lot of other evidence suggested it would) and it worked. When I first tried to attach it, it seemed like it might be the wrong part, because the connections were not facing the wrong direction, and the support was extended a little too far. Once I attached it to the bottom connection, it was easier to rotate the rod so the top connection lined up, and I had to push the tailgate way up so that it was barely enough to slip the top connection on. Works great now.
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And installed in two different cars and the heights are different. in the first height was 19 inches aprox. in the second height was 35 inches aprox. and have worked well. this are heights from off ground.
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I have it on my 1955 Chevy Bel Air 2-door Sedan and it just fits snuggly. I do not have my car near me to measure at the moment, but I would say it is only at 17'. Therefore, I would have to say that I do not think it would fit. Better try the next size up if there is one. Good thing is that you can return it with Amazon. Good luck!
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It only need like 6-8" of clearance. The website states 4-6" but I say 6-8". It's a really nice lift, excellent! The only thing I don't like about it is how the cover is supported. Take a look at their website. There is not a bar that goes all the way across, just these 12" rods. It works, but I am afraid it might put undue wear on my cover over time. I'm going to fit a pipe across the length.
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I put this on my Minivan and it still sticks out quite a bit. I don't think weight would be the problem... but if you are looking at the 16 footer... I'd measure off about 16' (in think it's like 16 and a 1/2). According to google, you're car is a little over 14.5 ft... so a foot further on both ends. if you go with the smaller version ( I think I saw a 14' one but was 2 seater) then it'd be a little more stable. I guess it depends on how many straps you can get across it and on the ends and how well you can see. hope this helps.
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What I did was run it from the back of the radio then went to the right side and ran it down the passenger side behind the glove box. I tied the cables and box to other cables already behind the glove box, so it wasn't loose or just hanging there. Then I used twisty ties to run it along the center console with the holes. After all that, the cable is still long enough to touch the center console arm rest and then some. Hope this helps.
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Frank, did you solve this issue? I will be doing the same above my car in a carport. Two beams that are about three metres apart (10 foot) and made of steel. I am not sure if I can attach the blocks to the steel beams, so I am hesitant to buy the product until someone can clarify if this is possible. I was thinking of drilling a plank of wood between the beams and attaching the blocks to the wood plank. Not sure. What did you do?
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Not long enough to reach from the center (upper) portion of the windshield, to the A pillar, down to below the dash, then over to the power receptacle. someone sells a 16 foot cord (do a search).
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I put mine up on rail road ties. Served two purposes one made it taller and two rail road ties are heavy. I hammered re bar through them to make sure they didn't move. Another solution might be to get a few bags of quick Crete concrete from home depot and burry some metal anchors with it to attach the legs to. Hope this was helpful
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Thank you for your interest. We have a 4 passenger driving enclosure with a shorter, 2 passenger rooftop that fits up to 58" top. Please see the following link for more information: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004UIGLJ2. Thank you! ~Formosa Covers
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They sit very close to the standard car roof rack. The ends where you hook the arms are about 3/8" higher, so I would say it would add 2" to the height of your car roof rack. Once you add the pneumatic arms, that will add another 8".
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The top of the cross bars are just under three inches from the top of the car. So added three inches. The side bar were already on the subie, the cross bars only added about a 1/2 inch to the side bars make a total of less then three inches
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I'm concerned there may not be enough clearance between the top tune and the chain...
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Steel craft 3'' was not an easy fit.I had to bring the car to a dealer to get it fitted.I would also suggest getting the 5'' bars or bigger.Mine are ok, but kinda small.One could easily slip off.
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I don't think it is intended to go over the top of a car. I ran it underneath through grommets in the car cover. The smaller end of the wire goes through first on one side grommet on the car cover. Then run it underneath the vehicle and through the grommet on the other side (the larger end of the wire should not be able to pass through the grommet). After passing the smaller end through the second grommet, loop it underneath the car back toward the wire. The lock goes through the small end and around the wire. This product is not intended to make a full loop, but rather to attach to itself and prevent anyone from being able to remove the cover. I don't think it is intended to go over the top of a car. I ran it underneath through grommets in the car cover. The smaller end of the wire goes through first on one side grommet on the car cover. Then run it underneath the vehicle and through the grommet on the other side (the larger end of the wire should not be able to pass through the grommet). After passing the smaller end through the second grommet, loop it underneath the car back toward the wire. The lock goes through the small end and around the wire. This product is not intended to make a full loop, but rather to attach to itself... » Read More I don't think it is intended to go over the top of a car. I ran it underneath through grommets in the car cover. The smaller end of the wire goes through first on one side grommet on the car cover. Then run it underneath the vehicle and through the grommet on the other side (the larger end of the wire should not be able to pass through the grommet). After passing the smaller end through the second grommet, loop it underneath the car back toward the wire. The lock goes through the small end and around the wire. This product is not intended to make a full loop, but rather to attach to itself and prevent anyone from being able to remove the cover. « Show Less
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Make sure you measure 3 inches from the top of your roof than you need to set in your truck to see if there's between your head to the rooftop the room the better i hope this will help you with question