How to put a C7 on (4) jack stands in 2 minutes
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How to put a C7 on (4) jack stands in 2 minutes
Full slam/stock bolts...ACS Zero7 rockers
1/4 inch rocker clearance with saddle on front puck
$200 for jack & 3.5 Ton stands 14 inch > 21 inch
1. Lift from front puck only & place stands
2. Repeat opposite side
1/4 inch rocker clearance with saddle on front puck
$200 for jack & 3.5 Ton stands 14 inch > 21 inch
1. Lift from front puck only & place stands
2. Repeat opposite side
Last edited by C8Jake; 07-17-2015 at 07:52 AM.
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Jake,
I plan on installing side skirts when i get my 2016 in a few weeks, do the pucks interfere at all? Or is it easier to just roll the tires over some 2x4s?
I plan on installing side skirts when i get my 2016 in a few weeks, do the pucks interfere at all? Or is it easier to just roll the tires over some 2x4s?
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This is slightly off topic in a way, but it reminded me of something I was curious about.
Is it true that when you put a C7 (or C5 or C6) up on jackstands (or on a hoist) and the suspension is dangling, that when you bring the car back down it will sit slightly higher than it did before, and then takes a few hundred miles of driving for it to settle to it's previous lower ride height?
Is it true that when you put a C7 (or C5 or C6) up on jackstands (or on a hoist) and the suspension is dangling, that when you bring the car back down it will sit slightly higher than it did before, and then takes a few hundred miles of driving for it to settle to it's previous lower ride height?
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Jake,
You have more nerve than I do by pivoting the car on jack stands.
I would only trust jack stands to hold the car if the whole car is raised and then lowered straight down onto the stands..
Also, when you raise one side, doesn't that make the other side even lower to get a jack under?
You have more nerve than I do by pivoting the car on jack stands.
I would only trust jack stands to hold the car if the whole car is raised and then lowered straight down onto the stands..
Also, when you raise one side, doesn't that make the other side even lower to get a jack under?
Last edited by TEXHAWK0; 07-16-2015 at 11:53 AM.
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This is slightly off topic in a way, but it reminded me of something I was curious about.
Is it true that when you put a C7 (or C5 or C6) up on jackstands (or on a hoist) and the suspension is dangling, that when you bring the car back down it will sit slightly higher than it did before, and then takes a few hundred miles of driving for it to settle to it's previous lower ride height?
Is it true that when you put a C7 (or C5 or C6) up on jackstands (or on a hoist) and the suspension is dangling, that when you bring the car back down it will sit slightly higher than it did before, and then takes a few hundred miles of driving for it to settle to it's previous lower ride height?
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No better location for the stands...screw the owners manual
Last edited by C8Jake; 07-16-2015 at 01:12 PM.
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True, but I think the procedure is valid. Just put the stands in the recommended places.
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