Reply to "My new EZ Car Lift - couldn't be happier"

panterachrisMember

quote:
Originally posted by rbarkley671:
I chose to use the pinch weld as the lift point to get it well behind the CG in the rear. As most of you probably the rear jack point is very close to the CG of the car and any extra weight (like a body) can lift the noise up. NOT something you want to do 2 ft in the air!

Hi Richard, why not move the lift more in the direction the rear of the car? The pinch welds are not jacking points, they are to weak in my opinion, are the connectors able to move inboard to reach the standard jacking points?

11/20/178:50 AM

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