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Old 03-24-2014, 11:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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This issue you're having isn't brand specific.
You can stop being a **** to the newb... he doesnt know where the proper jack point is in the front so yes, this is brand specific.

Newb, look under the car beyond the oil pan and belly pan. There is a flat surface surface that is connected to the front suspension and unibody, that is an appropriate jack point. It's hard to reach (nearly impossible) especially after being lowered.

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You can stop being a **** to the newb... he doesnt know where the proper jack point is in the front so yes, this is brand specific.
The need to have the whole front end off the ground isn't brand specific, not the jack points.
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