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Think i'll take the Z to Taco Hell tonight.

Just don't eat in it!

Or trust a fart I while driving either. :tup:

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my pos washing machine is by LG. LG aka Large Garbage aka from Lucky (lak- hui) and Goldstar merger.

my LG washing machine plays a stupid tune at the end of the cycle... therefore, lucky-gold-star-stupid-tunes LGSST was born. :icon17: :ugh:

is dat like the poorman's nos? :ugh:

It's gorgeous enough out, I may put the wheel spacers on.

Just have to figure out how to Jack the car up with a traditional trolly that isn't low-pro and position the stands so they don't bend the railing since I haz no hockey pucks.

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Since you aren't lowered you might be able to lift it up using the rear diff for the rear. Then lift the front using the front subframe.

use the scissors jack in this case. make sure you chock the diagonally opposed tire in this case. it's safe just as long as the car is on flat ground and u dont rock the car back and forth (and NEVER go under the car with scissors jack).

for the front bolt-on spacer u will need someone to hit the brakes for u though unless you can find a wrench big enough that will hold (jam) the brake rotor while u torque down the spacer nut. wear safety glasses if u do the jam approach.

probably no issue on a solid car like our Z, but for the sake of not scratching ur door jam with 150% confidence, the person helping u should get in the car BEFORE u raise one of the corners. :icon17:

cars dont like its doors opened when up on one jack as the chassis can flex. probably not an issue on the Z, ive not tested it. lol

It has happened to mine. I try and open the door then close it and the door would not close as smoothly.

Time to go teach. see ya mofo's tomorrow.

ahh, thanks for the info :tup: laterz! :hello:

I have the rear jacked currently using thedifferential as the jack point. I have 2 stands under the little oval cutouts behind the springs. I plan to use the scissor jack on a side point for the front and then slide my trolly under the front to Jack up