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Old 03-01-2004, 06:39 PM
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safe jackstand placement

Where is the safest place to put jackstands? I see some people put them under the suspension,and some under the jacking points.Just curious.
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Re: safe jackstand placement

i use a heavy duty jack on the jack point and i put a jack stand under the suspension just it case (no weight on it--just there for looks). I also put blocks behind the back wheels so the car won't roll.
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Re: safe jackstand placement

i put the jack next to the jack point and jack it up, then i put the jackstands under the jack points
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