Using a floor jack?
#4
Originally Posted by StreetChase
I generally just use the fatory jack points. put the floor jack right on the notches and your good to go
Originally Posted by gary c
Check the owners manual, it shows exactly where to jack up your GC.
i looked; couldn't find anything (other than for scissor jack)
#5
The only downside of using the frame rails (the sides of the car where the scissor jack goes) with a floor jack is that if you don't have a groove to catch the rail, it bends some.
I've been using frame rails to jack cars up for a couple of years now.
Or you could just be super cool and use the oil pan.
I've been using frame rails to jack cars up for a couple of years now.
Or you could just be super cool and use the oil pan.
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Originally Posted by LT1 SS
Yup the diff housing and cross member.
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#12
Originally Posted by Meatshackle
I've used the notches every time I've put mine up. I set the jack up about 5 inches to the rear of them so I can put the jackstands right on them. I've had my car on jackstands for over a week like that, more than once, and haven't bent the rails.
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#13
Originally Posted by 2EFNFAST
if by factory jack points you mean those reinforced points where the scissor jack goes, i've always been told that's it's a serious no-no to use a floor jack at those locations.
i looked; couldn't find anything (other than for scissor jack)
i looked; couldn't find anything (other than for scissor jack)
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