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No problems jacking at the pinch welds as long as your do it at the points stated in the manual. I suggest using a pad on top of the jack.
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No problems jacking at the pinch welds as long as your do it at the points stated in the manual. I suggest using a pad on top of the jack.
Nothing really wrong with a well-built scissor jack but they usually have a small base which can make them dangerous if used on a surface that is not level and hard. Garage use is OK. A low-profile floor jack should be able to get under your Nismo.
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