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Re: Jack & jack stand placement.

Subject: Re: Jack & jack stand placement.
by 95Vert on 2012/2/14 14:30:21

In picture number 9, I see the two pieces of tape with that recessed area between them.

Does the jack stand sit/contact the car between the pieces of tape in that recessed area?

Or does the car sit on the jack on one of those flanges (doesn't seem right).

Or does the jack stand bridge the recessed area and the car sits on the stand on both of those flanges that the tape is on? I don't think my jack stand pad is wide enough to meet both flanges bridging that recessed gap??
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