Where's A Good Place To Place A Jack Under The Z?
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
jack locations -
front - right behind the front wheel, under the lower control arm. There is a pancake shaped disk - perfect to jack from.
rear - I use the rear diff...be careful to put it on the pumpkin side, not on the rear cover - especially true for those of us with the NISMO diff cover
Jack Stands - front - I gor right under the lower control arm, works perfectly, no nicks or damage at all
front - right behind the front wheel, under the lower control arm. There is a pancake shaped disk - perfect to jack from.
rear - I use the rear diff...be careful to put it on the pumpkin side, not on the rear cover - especially true for those of us with the NISMO diff cover
Jack Stands - front - I gor right under the lower control arm, works perfectly, no nicks or damage at all
Originally Posted by vo7848
I would imagine this hump would be directly behind the plastic skid panel?
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I've been thinking about buying some ramps. Do you have any problems with them sliding when you attempt to drive up them?
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Originally Posted by LugZ
they dont slide...but I drove off it before in my old Altima. Pure bad. Didn't care too much because the car had 260,000 km on it. That's what happens when no one is there to say STOP.
I'll remember to get my GF to watch and warn me..
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Originally Posted by King Tut
Yeah it is hard to see and I am at stock ride height and I still drive up on some spare boards to get my jack underneath it but it beats having to jack up both sides. I will look for the image from the service manual I made or I can post it for you when I get home.
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