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  1. Dave rocks

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    Full shot

    I did some inspection while underneath. All 4 CV boots are good. Very, very small oil drip (wetness) on pumpkin center bearing and lower screen. Very minor, I'll look into it more.
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    I understand why you back the car in but doesn't that defeat the purpose of an asymmetric lift?
     
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    Not at all. The door can still be opened. Plus, in my case, I wanted the car positioned a certain distance deep in the garage and I have a control joint running dead center in depth. A symmetric lift would have req'd a new concrete foundation since I could not span the control joint
     
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    Dave you need a small NACA duct to install in the ground effects to cool the alternator :)
     
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    No biggy

    Toss one on a frame machine, do a pull on the nose and watch a quarter buckle, now thats what I love :)
     
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    Haaaa, that pretty cool but i foresee some JA driving straight off the back! I will waiting that video.
     
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    So, I was too busy in my shop to make these parts so the next best thing is I have a tech college making them (students).

    They started cutting chips today.
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    Such a beautiful garage! Well done with the pads!


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    Nicely made parts Dave, but I have a questions. How did you and Mitch determine that the flat panel area in the front, forward of the factory jacking point is an adequately strong location. I can see that it is holding your car up. I saw that you used that location before with jack stands too. When I tap on that area it doesn't give me a warn and fuzzy feeling. How do we find what structure is above there. I would like to use the same spot. --- Thanks --- mosierjr
     

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