Best spot for front jack stands
08-15-2006, 04:30 PM
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Best spot for front jack stands
I'm interested to know where the best spot is too place front jack stands on our cars. I tried a few different spots and all seemed to want to bend a little. I don't want to chance bending anything up, or worse, breaking a weld, while I'm putting it on jackstands.
08-15-2006, 09:24 PM
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RE: Best spot for front jack stands
ORIGINAL: jaiasmit
I'm interested to know where the best spot is too place front jack stands on our cars. I tried a few different spots and all seemed to want to bend a little. I don't want to chance bending anything up, or worse, breaking a weld, while I'm putting it on jackstands.
I'm interested to know where the best spot is too place front jack stands on our cars. I tried a few different spots and all seemed to want to bend a little. I don't want to chance bending anything up, or worse, breaking a weld, while I'm putting it on jackstands.
Thanks for any help. Sorry to but in on your thread jaiasmit.
08-16-2006, 12:51 AM
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RE: Best spot for front jack stands
Lots of pics in this thread, but best info is the last post.
There are cut out notches in the skirts. Place the jack in there and once raised, slide
a jack stand on the frame rail.
https://mustangforums.com/m_1608946/...tm.htm#1608946
Hope this helps.
There are cut out notches in the skirts. Place the jack in there and once raised, slide
a jack stand on the frame rail.
https://mustangforums.com/m_1608946/...tm.htm#1608946
Hope this helps.
08-16-2006, 01:44 AM
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RE: Best spot for front jack stands
ORIGINAL: 05BlackPony
Lots of pics in this thread, but best info is the last post.
There are cut out notches in the skirts. Place the jack in there and once raised, slide
a jack stand on the frame rail.
Hope this helps.
Lots of pics in this thread, but best info is the last post.
There are cut out notches in the skirts. Place the jack in there and once raised, slide
a jack stand on the frame rail.
Hope this helps.
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