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Old 12-15-2014, 12:59 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by exedy699 View Post
... So you think using the scissor jack included in our cars to lift one side, and then the other should be ok in a garage setting? ...
I never used a scissor jack on my Z but I've used them for at least two decades on many other cars. Just follow the usual safety precautions (chocks, don't raise past the limit of the jack, &c) and you should be OK.

If you plan on raising the car very often, a hydraulic floor jack is a good investment.

Edit: Do not use a scissor jack (or any other jack for that matter) to support the vehicle - use stands.
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