Originally Posted by jchammond I mean position of jack to contact point? to lift the car or to lift the engine if i do the mounts? for the car I'm
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06-01-2019, 03:59 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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to lift the car or to lift the engine if i do the mounts? for the car I'm just using the diff in the rear and that plate with the bump right behind the undertray. That tray is off the car right now but it's only 6 or 8 bolts to slap it back on.
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I have a special cut block that would fit right between FI exhaust & really worked well....about the the same spot up front. Seems there was a dimple or slightly bulged place right near the center I used
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I have that plate out right now but it's only 6 or 8 bolts. The extension post I ordered for the floor jack won't be here for a couple weeks so in going to snag a couple chunks of 4x4 off the job site and see if I can raise it enough with that. From what I'm seeing I need about 30" or so to roll the trans out on my jack and only have 24 ish right now Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk |
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The Z is one of the cars that I have the most displeasure of jacking up.
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How many inches does it raise?
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21.3 inches with the pinch weld blocks on top of the short urethane blocks. Fully collapsed they're 3 inches tall so you should be able to store them under the Z.
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