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Old Dec 8, 2005 | 04:05 PM
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i thought all you needed was a flat head screwdriver...... crap
My bad dude. I forgot to tell you about the tool. Sorry...
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 04:44 PM
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no that's the problem [:@] stupid dealer lost it i ordered a installation manual from haynes but will get here in about a couple of days
no prob.

Here. This is a sixxer but it looks the same as a GT except for the exhaust. The jack points are the same.

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The Pics are good and for the rear, you can also use the knuckle where the lower part of the shock attaches to the rearend (behind the brakes.

I don't know about the center jack point on the front. I'd be very leary about putting the entire weight of the front (or rear for that matter) in one spot. I normally jack up each side separately.

I know what you mean dude. I just grabbed the pics real quick from ALLDATA. That's alot of weight on the front.
the front center point on a factory kmember is fine its plenty to lift the car i have used it on a few diffent mustangs and other cars over the years. One thing a lot of poeple do that i learned the hard way no to is use the center point on the rear end to lift a car it is plenty strong but can cause leaks. if you damage the diff cover.
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 04:58 PM
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i thought all you needed was a flat head screwdriver...... crap
My bad dude. I forgot to tell you about the tool. Sorry...
Geez yellow you're sucha....tool
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 05:03 PM
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k thx guys i'm gonna go to pep boys or autozone b4 work
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 05:11 PM
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no that's the problem [:@] stupid dealer lost it i ordered a installation manual from haynes but will get here in about a couple of days
no prob.

Here. This is a sixxer but it looks the same as a GT except for the exhaust. The jack points are the same.

[IMG]local://upfiles/6591/0134B6E5801D436986F094381E81887C.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/6591/AD26AA7B5D9A41D2BBC4A2C615E4B2D4.gif[/IMG]
The Pics are good and for the rear, you can also use the knuckle where the lower part of the shock attaches to the rearend (behind the brakes.

I don't know about the center jack point on the front. I'd be very leary about putting the entire weight of the front (or rear for that matter) in one spot. I normally jack up each side separately.

I know what you mean dude. I just grabbed the pics real quick from ALLDATA. That's alot of weight on the front.
the front center point on a factory kmember is fine its plenty to lift the car i have used it on a few diffent mustangs and other cars over the years. One thing a lot of poeple do that i learned the hard way no to is use the center point on the rear end to lift a car it is plenty strong but can cause leaks. if you damage the diff cover.
geez, i never thought about that. i always use that to jack my car up
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 05:37 PM
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I'm almost certain that I've seen either on the car somewhere (on the diff cover maybe) or in the manual not to use the differential to jack up the car.
Old Dec 8, 2005 | 05:43 PM
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no that's the problem [:@] stupid dealer lost it i ordered a installation manual from haynes but will get here in about a couple of days
no prob.

Here. This is a sixxer but it looks the same as a GT except for the exhaust. The jack points are the same.

[IMG]local://upfiles/6591/0134B6E5801D436986F094381E81887C.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/6591/AD26AA7B5D9A41D2BBC4A2C615E4B2D4.gif[/IMG]
The Pics are good and for the rear, you can also use the knuckle where the lower part of the shock attaches to the rearend (behind the brakes.

I don't know about the center jack point on the front. I'd be very leary about putting the entire weight of the front (or rear for that matter) in one spot. I normally jack up each side separately.

I know what you mean dude. I just grabbed the pics real quick from ALLDATA. That's alot of weight on the front.
the front center point on a factory kmember is fine its plenty to lift the car i have used it on a few diffent mustangs and other cars over the years. One thing a lot of poeple do that i learned the hard way no to is use the center point on the rear end to lift a car it is plenty strong but can cause leaks. if you damage the diff cover.
geez, i never thought about that. i always use that to jack my car up

so do I but it can affect the fit and seal of the diff cover.
Old Dec 9, 2005 | 02:25 AM
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ive been told both, its fine and bad to lift from the diff. i never do it, i just use the four jack piont cut-outs in the uni-body. works fine.
Old Dec 9, 2005 | 02:57 AM
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these pics are realy usefully.

it feels like iam going under my car for the first time, each time i change my oil.
Old Dec 9, 2005 | 03:11 AM
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ive been told both, its fine and bad to lift from the diff. i never do it, i just use the four jack piont cut-outs in the uni-body. works fine.
Just as long as you lift inder the dif housing, and don't get under the dif cover, it's ok.



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