Subject	bingo....here is my take on it...
Posted by	spyhunter(nj) on December 29, 2004 at 9:35 PM
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In Reply To	jackstands are closer to the center; less room, i guess posted by schuss on December 29, 2004 at 04:40 PM
Message	When i first did the clutch on my z, at the time it had the factory exhaust which was rusted and in poor condition. I didn't really have the cash at the time to replace it, so I had to take it off in one piece to help minmize any damange. With the front on ramps and rear on jack stands, its difficult to manuver the whole thing out with the jack stands in place. It fits but it took some extra care to remove it without busting it up. Therefore, in that particular situation, it would have been easier with the wood blocks. Alex vorpalZ - imitation is the sincerest form of flattery Milo - nothing worse than a ass with a crack in it robo (sebring1970) - There's a Z saying that it is "easier to pull the engine than change the spark plugs" Spee -the depths of your stupidity have yet to be found. ))giZmo(( - Where is the t-top storage in convertables?
Follow Ups	up in the air - kikbak82 14:06:05 12/29/04 Good job! It gets faster and easier each time. - zxjpmzx 14:15:35 12/29/04 and another way to do it, (maybe safer too)...>>> - ni[X]it 14:21:44 12/29/04 that would make taking the exhaust off much easier - spyhunter(nj) 14:25:25 12/29/04 how would it be any different than jackstands? (n/m) - Spee 16:24:21 12/29/04 jackstands are closer to the center; less room, i guess - schuss 16:40:43 12/29/04 having dropped about 20 trannies with the car on jackstands - Spee 17:11:48 12/29/04 bingo....here is my take on it... - spyhunter(nj) 21:35:38 12/29/04 rookies :) - Spee 22:50:54 12/29/04 I was thinking of doing that, but - kikbak82 14:27:15 12/29/04 $30.oo is too expensive? WOW. - ni[X]it 14:32:36 12/29/04 It is for a college student (n/m) - kikbak82 14:58:14 12/29/04 this is how I do it.(big pic) - 90300zxtt 14:51:26 12/29/04 Your going to have a hard time getting the tranny - Spongerider :) 14:54:42 12/29/04 To high? (n/m) - 90300zxtt 14:56:22 12/29/04 You need to be higher. (n/m) - Spongerider :) 14:58:05 12/29/04 too low. - ni[X]it 14:58:51 12/29/04 2nd. I had to slide the tranny out from right behind the - zxjpmzx 14:58:56 12/29/04 Re: 2nd. I had to slide the tranny out from right behind the - 90300zxtt 15:09:15 12/29/04 Good idea. I don't have much experience with jack stands... - zxjpmzx 15:33:31 12/29/04 Do yourself a favor... - Dallas DamonZ 15:14:16 12/29/04 Re: Do yourself a favor... - ni[X]it 15:21:14 12/29/04 2nd. (not that ni[x]it needs my approval) - schuss 16:43:57 12/29/04 Jenga anyone? (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 14:34:42 12/29/04 Question - xtensive 14:47:55 12/29/04 Re: Answers - ni[X]it 14:51:52 12/29/04 That is what I do, I have 2 sets of ramps and I just - Unluky (MO) 14:56:39 12/29/04 I bet you did not drive it up any of the ramps in photo! - zxjpmzx 15:04:38 12/29/04 Actually I did drive up on the fronts, but then I jacked it - Unluky (MO) 16:03:14 12/29/04 OK....I lost the bet....:) (n/m) - zxjpmzx 16:13:29 12/29/04 Wow, nice roomy garage you got there! (n/m) - xtensive 15:25:10 12/29/04 Yeah, force air heat as well! It is not mine, but I helped - Unluky (MO) 16:04:47 12/29/04 I used wheel ramps and jackstands. (n/m) - PIRANHA(Go Steelers!!!) 23:24:00 12/29/04 My flying Z... - Rob'Z 16:18:56 12/29/04
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