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Originally Posted by JARblue Use the jack stand points instead of the subframe itself. They are in front of the rear tires ... should be clear of any parts you're
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 You are over thinking this.  Like Jar said. Put the jackstands in front of the rear tires. Place your floor jack on the diff to keep the sub-frame from dropping. Start unbolting. Your alignment shouldn't change if the sub-frame doesn't move. As ALL of the suspension pieces bolt to it. The only bad thing that could happen is if the sub-frame dropped and you bent the front 2 studs.
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