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Packard Forum Index » V-8 (1955-56)

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humanpotatohybrid

Jackstand points

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Any recommendation other than this for putting a V8 car on jackstands?

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Posted on: 3/11 13:14

'55 400. Needs aesthetic parts put back on, and electrical system sorted.
'55 Clipper Deluxe. Engine is stuck-ish.

Owen_Dyneto

Re: Jackstand points

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If I wasn't planning on doing any work to the suspension, then I often placed jackstands on my '56 under the suspension components, the axle shaft tube in the rear and the lower control arm in front. Where the stands were place depended on what service was planned.

Posted on: 3/11 13:30