scoob on axel stands?
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scoob on axel stands?
excuse my ignorance but is it safe to put my scoob up on four axel stands so i can take all the wheels off? if it is ok where abouts on the axel is it best to place them? as far apart as possible to maintain good balance or is there a special part of the axel they are meant to go on?
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I've been putting my axle stands on the jacking points front and rear - I also have some rubber cushioning between the stand and the jacking point to avoid damage.
This approach does mean that you cannot jack the car on the jacking point, so I use a trolley jack at the front on the towing eyes and at the rear on the diff in the centre.
There must be other ways but the underside of the Scube does not seem to offer a lot of options.
This approach does mean that you cannot jack the car on the jacking point, so I use a trolley jack at the front on the towing eyes and at the rear on the diff in the centre.
There must be other ways but the underside of the Scube does not seem to offer a lot of options.
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i changed my gearbox and rear diff with the car on 4 axle stands, but i put i jack under the car when i was working on it, like if i was under the car at the rear i put a jack under the rear of the car just as an extra reasurance.
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axle stands under the anti lift kit at the front.
I use the ladder reinforcement under the cills for the rear.
Trolley jack using joining piece at the crossmember at the front and the rear diff at the rear.
I use the ladder reinforcement under the cills for the rear.
Trolley jack using joining piece at the crossmember at the front and the rear diff at the rear.
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