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https://my350z.com/forum/maintenance...ight=jackpoint
In fact, my very first Z came with the "hump" option from the previous owner (I used it to beat down the price).
I've actually used these jack stands and they work quite well. The guys who think they'll never fit under their Z cars just don't understand the product. I have a track prepared car that's lowered 2". I got my car on these stands using a basic HFT aluminum floor jack.
They're alot of money and not for everyone, but I've seen alot of "humped" Z floors in my day. Most of them looked like more than $300 worth of damage to me. I know how to jack up a car and get it on regular jack stands. But having used these things at the track - there's no comparison in terms of stability. None of that "put my wheels under the car just in case" crap.
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I looked at the you tube video. I think it's by one of the retail sellers. I think this is a better answer to the safety question. There's a video link showing it used on a Corvette, but I use a pad that the pinch weld jacking spot fits into.
http://jackpointjackstands.com/Home_It_Works.html
http://jackpointjackstands.com/Home_It_Works.html
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I have a lift - solves the problem. I only put up the post because there are plenty of guys on this site with Z's that apparently DON'T have the experience. I think the comments that imply any idiot can put their car safely on a jack stand ignores the stage that most of us went through of being "noobe" tinkerers. I remember that time and my first jack stands. I would have felt better with these.
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