R55 Jack Pads for Jack Stands - Location?
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Jack Pads for Jack Stands - Location?
When doing home wheel / suspension / brake projects, I have easily located the lifting "block" on the frame.
However, where is the proper location for setting a jack stand underneath while lifting on the "block"?
Are there available jack pads to install on the unibody / frame?
- Erik
However, where is the proper location for setting a jack stand underneath while lifting on the "block"?
Are there available jack pads to install on the unibody / frame?
- Erik
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My cheaper VW has seperate jacking and support points so you can lift each corner / side without damaging sideskirts or trim.
Please, PLEASE say there's a better way.
- Erik
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I found [several] those, and to be honest, was blown away that that's the "best solution" that's been presented.
My cheaper VW has seperate jacking and support points so you can lift each corner / side without damaging sideskirts or trim.
Please, PLEASE say there's a better way.
- Erik
My cheaper VW has seperate jacking and support points so you can lift each corner / side without damaging sideskirts or trim.
Please, PLEASE say there's a better way.
- Erik
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ModMini has a good video on jacking up the car with a 2x4. MINI is stiff enough that you can lift the entire side up and put both your stands in place.
Least of my worries is jacking the car up. The bigger PIA is working on car while sitting crosslegged on the floor or on your back trying to move you hand around when your shoulder is not double jointed.
Least of my worries is jacking the car up. The bigger PIA is working on car while sitting crosslegged on the floor or on your back trying to move you hand around when your shoulder is not double jointed.
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