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Hall and the other vendors sell a jacking pad kit. They are either steel (weld on, I believe) or aluminum (bolt on) They are a 5 piece kit. One piece mounts on the frame behind the tranny, one below each motor mount and one on each side just behind the front wheels. There is a curved section of reinforcement on the floor pan support. I jack my car up from the rear using a full sized floor jack and support the lower arms w/ jackstands. I have 2 smaller jacks that I then lift each side and place jackstands at each corner right behind the front tire.

Good luck with your new baby and welcome to the club!!
Gary #06984

p.s. what area of the country are you from?

4/14/0412:35 PM

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