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jacking

Currently browsing the gallery and SG's gallery to see where they are.

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James":39cs32pk said:
Currently browsing the gallery and SG's gallery to see where they are.

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These are the jacking points and as such are shaped to accept the jack, axle stands are better located once lifted under a strong point of the structure such as the subframe at the mounting points where loads are designed to be applied, do not however jack or support on suspension components as [mention=3711,#000000]ravydavy[/mention] will tell you, the radius arms bend remarkably easily :rofl:
 
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rustedandrotten":1a5hx1sm said:
James":1a5hx1sm said:
Currently browsing the gallery and SG's gallery to see where they are.

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These are the jacking points and as such are shaped to accept the jack, axle stands are better located once lifted under a strong point of the structure such as the subframe at the mounting points where loads are designed to be applied, do not however jack or support on suspension components as [mention=3711,#000000]ravydavy[/mention] will tell you, the radius arms bend remarkably easily :rofl:

Hoy! I left it under the car and lowered the car. oops :ihatpcs:
 
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ColinG":1vh97o10 said:
Thread bump but where abouts do I put axle stands at the rear of the car?

It's unclear from the pics above.


An old photo of mine Colin, but this is how I do mine:

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For more height I fit and turn the inserts of the axle stand upside down, both with or without insert fit lovely in the channel of the box frame rail.
 
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Sorry to bump this thread. But I am about to take of my wheels to have them refurbished.
I am wondering if any of you have tried to jack the car under the front and rear subframes? I am most comfortable with jacking the whole "end" of the car when placing it on jack stands. I don't like lifting one corner at a time, and balancing it on stands.
So if you could give me any tips to lifting on the subframes, I would appreciate it.
 
Big Iain":2hzyet5u said:
mossyv6":2hzyet5u said:
I have a series of wooden blocks to drive up on and then put the jack under :approve:

;)

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I really cant be bothered having to do this again, partly because my drive is on a slight slope now and I'm too old now.

I don't suppose anyone has a spare set of wheels to sit my vee on for a week :rofl:
 
Big Iain":1wm2t9ra said:
Big Iain":1wm2t9ra said:
mossyv6":1wm2t9ra said:
I don't suppose anyone has a spare set of wheels to sit my vee on for a week :rofl:
Yeah, I used a spare set of 17's off my R21 Turbo with a 20mm spacer on the fronts. In fact I drove it for MOT and wheel alignment on them so they didnt scratch my Croms :)
 
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