Subject	Why couldnt you use a lifting pad for the sill seam?
Posted by	ZXoltan on February 28, 2011 at 10:42 AM
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In Reply To	you dont use floor jacks on the same part of the car that posted by LJZTT on February 28, 2011 at 08:41 AM
Message	Do they even make such a thing? What would be the difference between the factory jack in that position and a floor jack?
Follow Ups	Floor jack - abckid2k 01:11:12 02/28/11 Here - XTZ 02:14:02 02/28/11 I bought mine from Harbor Frieght - Spawn 21:50:06 02/28/11 Couple of foot long 2x6's to drive up on and then buy - ttz'in (NorCal) 05:59:30 02/28/11 Not to hijack but I'm looking for a lifting pad - Fly-Surf 07:31:52 02/28/11 you dont use floor jacks on the same part of the car that - LJZTT 08:41:17 02/28/11 Why couldnt you use a lifting pad for the sill seam? - ZXoltan 10:42:56 02/28/11 maybe, I dunno, I just roll the car up on the planks and - LJZTT 13:07:05 02/28/11 yes, I used a small composit puck adapter that had a channel - zgene4 13:49:28 02/28/11 arcan + 10inch section of 2x4 - Shiers69 10:13:27 02/28/11 dayum shipping kills you due to weight... - gizmo 11:02:49 02/28/11 you could order from Costco and do a store P/U = no shipping - Cap927(Boston) 14:16:48 02/28/11 tell me about it - Shiers69 15:21:47 02/28/11 Made one from a bmw rubber jack pad that fell off. - ttz'in (NorCal) 11:53:27 02/28/11 Floor jack lift points and jack stand points from FSM... - 240Z FeO2 15:26:45 02/28/11
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