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Before any flames, yes, I have tried the search button. Let's say you were driving and got a flat. Where would you put the in trunk scissor jack at to
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Tire change on road, no 2x4
Before any flames, yes, I have tried the search button.
Let's say you were driving and got a flat. Where would you put the in trunk scissor jack at to change your tire? I have a low profile jack and 2x4 for when I am home but what If i wasn't? The body kit covers a lot of the under body and I don't want to damage my body kit. Anyone have a picture or can give me some very descriptive directions? Thanks |
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Take care as to NOT damaging the frame rails in which the stock scissor jack uses Using Jack Stand...where to contact point?
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