Subject	You can also try placing your QuickJack's Sideways
Posted by	slick666 on June 30, 2020 at 10:04 AM
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In Reply To	Quik Jack Placement posted by PNW280Z on June 24, 2020 at 09:52 AM
Message	This will capture the rear frame lift points on one lift and the front lift points on another. It's safe and actually supported by QuickJack's documentation (see link below). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DteZr0lrXI I also know that because of how narrow the lift points in the front are the Z32 won't fit on all Quickjack lifts this way. I don't really see an advantage to this either because it really blocks your access to the drive-drain underneath. The only people I see who use this technique regularly are detailers who just need to get the car in the air for easier access and to remove the wheels but don't want to get under it.
Follow Ups	Quik Jack Placement - PNW280Z 09:52:18 06/24/20 They sell pinch-weld blocks that have worked well for me - jval 13:35:23 06/24/20 Unfortunately I use my quick jack on the Z far too often. - megaDan 15:24:10 06/24/20 Re: Unfortunately I use my quick jack on the Z far too often. - PNW280Z 17:56:49 06/24/20 I’ve only used mine once, I do the same (n/m) - itsa300zx 19:06:20 06/24/20 I have been using the pinch weld to lift for a few years - Gordo LSZ Daytona 19:27:02 06/24/20 Photos look deceiving....? - FrozTTy 18:52:39 06/25/20 The rubber is compressed by the pinch weld. - Gordo LSZ Daytona 20:19:12 06/25/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 23:23:40 06/26/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 14:24:55 07/04/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 18:56:54 08/01/20 You can also try placing your QuickJack's Sideways - slick666 10:04:06 06/30/20
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