Vyceron

Yes, this is a noob question. Flame away

My new (to me) 2014 GT sounds badass. I know that it has some sort of axleback exhaust on it, but after peeking under the car I wonder if it also has a catback system.

I want to jack it up and take a look. I've got a hydraulic jack and a set of jack stands. I just need to know where the best position is to place the jack. I don't want to put it on something bendable or breakable. The owner's manual has some pictures for using the OEM jack to replace a tire, but that's not what I'm looking for.

Thanks!

killer2013

On the front, I put the Jack on the k member right in front of the oil pan. There is wavy notches on a Jack pad sized spot there so you know that it won't slip and it allows you to lif t both wheels at once.
on the back, since I have a big fat pumpkin girdle cover..I use the differential.

waykooljr

I can't get my jack under the front to lift the whole front at one time. I use the Ford recommended points to lift a side at a time using jack stands. Once I get there, I'll use the k member if there's a need to lift the whole front.

I didn't like jacking on the jack points with a hydraulic jack, so I bought a Magpad from www.zl1addons.com

winkawak

Place a jack right on the oil pan in front of the car and place two jacks on the gas tank rear of the car. Also be sure to fill it up with nothing but extra virgin olive oil. Follow these advice and youll be golden.

imeyers302

http://youtu.be/D0SblGp8Oy0

http://www.jackpointjackstands.com/

Bought a pair of these and will never go back to normal jack stands. Expensive but worth every penny if you work on your car regularly.

Vyceron

Thanks for the great advice! I'll be sure to do that. I was actually thinking about putting olive oil in my air filter and radiator too. Do you have a suggestion on the best name brand of olive oil to use?

winkawak

Any brand should do, just make sure its imported from Italy! Also dont be afraid to try extra extra virgin olive oil, thats additional 50hp to the wheels!