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I usually use both but when changing oil i move the jack out just long enough to do my thing before putting it back. Even though the car is on stands, i feel more comfortable having one more thing to keep it lifted.
Here's my usual set-up (this is a pic from the ATF how-to)

When bringing the car back down, it's either to the DIY ramps to give enough room for my Arcan Jack to fit, or i bring it down to another 2.5 Ton jack that's waiting on one of the rails before bringing it all back down (this is so i can remove the Arcan from underneath the car, prior to the drop it fit just right, but after dropping it would scrape on that shroud.)
Here's my usual set-up (this is a pic from the ATF how-to)

When bringing the car back down, it's either to the DIY ramps to give enough room for my Arcan Jack to fit, or i bring it down to another 2.5 Ton jack that's waiting on one of the rails before bringing it all back down (this is so i can remove the Arcan from underneath the car, prior to the drop it fit just right, but after dropping it would scrape on that shroud.)
Damn!!! I didn't know that was jack point in the front!!! I've been lifting it from the side! Both driver wheels off the floor!! Lol!
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** shakes head **Originally Posted by salvador312
Damn!!! I didn't know that was jack point in the front!!! I've been lifting it from the side! Both driver wheels off the floor!! Lol!
Doesn't ANYONE read their manual anymore?
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Ahh, come on Sal, I highly doubt you're stupid. 
I am just always amazed though at the things people don't know about these cars because they apparently never read the manual. It is really pretty odd when you think about it; considering it is probably THE most expensive and sophisticated piece of electro-mechanical equipment that most people will ever use in their lives, yet they don't even bother to learn how to use it per the instructions.

I am just always amazed though at the things people don't know about these cars because they apparently never read the manual. It is really pretty odd when you think about it; considering it is probably THE most expensive and sophisticated piece of electro-mechanical equipment that most people will ever use in their lives, yet they don't even bother to learn how to use it per the instructions.

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When I bought my G, I read through the entire manual. About a week after I bought it, I got a call from my corporate asking if I would like to set up an appointment to go over the features of my car with an Inifiniti tech. When I told them I didn't need to cause I had already read the manual, the guy on the phone was shocked. I guess nobody reads the manual anymore.Originally Posted by vqsmile
I am just always amazed though at the things people don't know about these cars because they apparently never read the manual. It is really pretty odd when you think about it; considering it is probably THE most expensive and sophisticated piece of electro-mechanical equipment that most people will ever use in their lives, yet they don't even bother to learn how to use it per the instructions.
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Reading what in the manual? The entire thing or the features? I figured out most of the features on my own, and if I couldn't figure it out, I looked it up.
As for maintenance and stuff, never needed to know how..
As for maintenance and stuff, never needed to know how..
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Nice and clean. My last car had a stone interior and it was such a pain to keep clean.
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http://www.chemicalguys.com/Leather_..._p/spi_101.htmOriginally Posted by Supremee
Damn i wish i had black interior lol. Where can i get that leather cleaner?
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Damn i wish i had black interior lol. Where can i get that leather cleaner?
or cleaner and conditioner
http://www.chemicalguys.com/Leather_...spi_109_16.htm
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Bluedevil, why do you have stone seatbelts in the rear, and did you swap the coupe rear seats into your sedan? Or am I just imagining you have a 2+2 sedan?Originally Posted by bluedevils95
One reason why i went w/ black
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I use to have the stone color seats then i took it to Chuy's and they redid all my seats w/ blue double stitching. When i get enough money seatbelts are next to go. Maybe one by one



