Reply to "are these OK lifting points?"

pantdinoMember

I got the lift and put the Pantera on it.
With rubber pads at the location of next set of holes in the "frame" rearward of the square in the photo above the car was still a little light in the nose-- I could feel it moving slightly when I lifted on the front bumper.

Unfortunately that is the furthest rearward I can support the car because the frame goes toward the centerline of the car as it goes rearward and the lift beams are only a certain length. So it looks like I'll have to put some kind of safety stand beneath the "frame" below the transaxle.

3/3/108:35 PM

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