Question on Jack stands
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Question on Jack stands
Hello Friends,
I purchased a B&B fusion exhaust for my 2005 'vert. I am wondering where I should place my jack stands? I have been reading many,many threads on our forum about pucks and lift points. But I was not able to find anything specific to where to place the jack stands while doing the exhaust.
I Plan to swing down the rear sway bar, and remove the center pipe than install the new axle-back fusion followed by reinstalling the center pipe. I would like to have the stands not be in my way. Can anyone help? thanks !
I purchased a B&B fusion exhaust for my 2005 'vert. I am wondering where I should place my jack stands? I have been reading many,many threads on our forum about pucks and lift points. But I was not able to find anything specific to where to place the jack stands while doing the exhaust.
I Plan to swing down the rear sway bar, and remove the center pipe than install the new axle-back fusion followed by reinstalling the center pipe. I would like to have the stands not be in my way. Can anyone help? thanks !
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http://www.bugmanweb.com/c6/jack.html
http://97vette.com/howto/liftpads/index.html
Don't really need the double pucks though.
http://97vette.com/howto/liftpads/index.html
Don't really need the double pucks though.
Last edited by BearZ06; 12-13-2012 at 07:42 AM. Reason: more info
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^^^Nice link! Kinda over the edge with expensive Raceramps!
Overkill even with my home made stands:
http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/a...6/P1010002.jpg
They are for serious car repairs.
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After jacking up rear of car, use cinder blocks or two stacks of 2 by 10's under rear contact patch, can easily elevate rear of car up 14" for any exhaust work!
OP - sounds like a set of FSM will come in handy for you!
Overkill even with my home made stands:
http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/a...6/P1010002.jpg
They are for serious car repairs.
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After jacking up rear of car, use cinder blocks or two stacks of 2 by 10's under rear contact patch, can easily elevate rear of car up 14" for any exhaust work!
OP - sounds like a set of FSM will come in handy for you!
Last edited by victorf; 12-13-2012 at 01:02 PM.