Muffler Replacement
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Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Michigan
I did mine by resting front tires on rhino ramps. Then jacked the rear
up with a floor jack with 20.5 inches of lift and 4 2x6 24 inches long
stacked on top of the jack. If you use a good pair of jack stands
and a pair of jacking pucks at the rear jacking points. Lower
the car on the stands and add one 2x6 at a time. Jack it up higher,
raise the jack stands, lower it, add another 2x6 etc.
It worked really well and the car seem stable at all times. If you rent or buy an suv jack they usually lift 24 inches, you can eliminate a couple of steps and a couple of 2x6's. Safer.
up with a floor jack with 20.5 inches of lift and 4 2x6 24 inches long
stacked on top of the jack. If you use a good pair of jack stands
and a pair of jacking pucks at the rear jacking points. Lower
the car on the stands and add one 2x6 at a time. Jack it up higher,
raise the jack stands, lower it, add another 2x6 etc.
It worked really well and the car seem stable at all times. If you rent or buy an suv jack they usually lift 24 inches, you can eliminate a couple of steps and a couple of 2x6's. Safer.
