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Look under the body in the middle of the car. You will see the screws for the undertray that go into the chassis framework. About 6" in from the side you'll find 3 or four of these meet at a single point. Jack there.
Or
If you have a "diddy" jack, just jack at the other chassis cross member meet points that are just behind and in front of the rear and front tyres respectivly.
DO NOT jack just inbound from the edge on the sill (like you would on a normal car) - the only thing behind the metal plate is air and you'll have a disaster on your hands.
I'd also use a small piece of wood on the jack to protect the undertray - normal jacks with their "teeth" can cause quite a lot of marks.
Pictures here
www.gto3.com/components/wheels.htm
Or
If you have a "diddy" jack, just jack at the other chassis cross member meet points that are just behind and in front of the rear and front tyres respectivly.
DO NOT jack just inbound from the edge on the sill (like you would on a normal car) - the only thing behind the metal plate is air and you'll have a disaster on your hands.
I'd also use a small piece of wood on the jack to protect the undertray - normal jacks with their "teeth" can cause quite a lot of marks.
Pictures here
www.gto3.com/components/wheels.htm
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