How to SAFELY Jack Up Your Foxbody Mustang
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Bill shows you the proper way to lift your Foxbody Mustang and the correct jack placements.
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I rather use the Ramps first now you have Hight then Jack the rear
I'm inlove with your Fox Body all over again Bill, ooooh! Great tips thank you. 😎👍
Great video. Can you please tell me what Jack you are using? I like the low profile Jack and high throw of the handle. Much appreciated.
I believe this one is a Lisle but I would check out the low profile Daytona at Harbor Freight. I use one at home and it works great. Cheap too.
Thank you! Also, that is a sweet Fox!
A QuickJack is also nice alternative.
Of course showing where the k member jack point would help
Literally the middle of the k-member.
Did not help I want g to change driver tire floor jack won’t reach to fo front
Well done
Great video those subframe cars can be tricky.
There is a difference between stock stamped steel K-member vs. welded tubular steel aftermarket K-member. Stock K-member will bend eventually jacking it up as shown.
Then how do you jack it up
Great series!! What color paint is that? Love it!
if i ever get a flat ima figure out how to change it my self on side of road..if i call a tow company pretty sure ill have a chance getting a tow guy that tears my car apart loading and unloading..not taking chances...
I don't have subframe connectors and I'm doing lowering springs so this doesn't help me at all
use the factory subframe then, or k member and lower torque boxes, plenty of lifting points on a fox body besides the flimsy pinch welds.....
@@nothanks5652 Thanks!! I appreciate it.
I thought putting the stands that far out on the axles could bend the axle housing tubes? I’ve always put them closer to the 🎃 . Could be BS but better safe then sorry.
What kind of floor jack is that
Thanks for the video but you left out some other spots also (not necessary) how to make sure your jack stands are locked or removed properly you can use the jack as a secondary (not first) support
Could you make a video and show us?
We all out here looking for info if you have any to share it would be appreciated by the community as whole
I only feel safe on a hoist.