# So i think my next portion of the bmw project will be...

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**Created:** [March 4, 2008, 6:28am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/so-i-think-my-next-portion-of-the-bmw-project-will-be/44397 "2008-03-04T06:28:38Z")\
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[quote=“drvnkd,post:13,topic:44397"”]

Just bolt one to the floor.  
Does the concrete need to be thicker to support a light duty lift?

Tell him you will fill the holes and throw an epoxy coating on the  
floor, so it’s win win. Unless you die.

If you build a portable one you might be expected to whore it out as we will all  
have claims on the design concept now 😃

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i am pretty sure they need to be in a foundation. a slab isnt going to cut it. so he would need to do a little digging, but i could be wrong. i hope i’m wrong 🙂

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