Subject	The rubber is compressed by the pinch weld.
Posted by	Gordo LSZ Daytona on June 25, 2020 at 8:19 PM
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In Reply To	Photos look deceiving....? posted by FrozTTy on June 25, 2020 at 06:52 PM
Message	Honestly, I've been lifting all my cars like this for over five years. Hundreds of lifts on both Z32s, two Jags and two BMWs; and none have suffered any kind of bending deformation of the pinch welds. When I began lifting by like this, I used to double check for body alignment by opening and closing the doors when suspended. Only the Jag convertible, which has cowl shake like a rubber band over railroad tracks, showed any signs of non-alignment as the you could slightly feel the door striker shift location. But none of the welds ever suffered any kind of permanent distortion of any kind. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Quik Jack Placement - PNW280Z 09:52:18 06/24/20 They sell pinch-weld blocks that have worked well for me - jval 13:35:23 06/24/20 Unfortunately I use my quick jack on the Z far too often. - megaDan 15:24:10 06/24/20 Re: Unfortunately I use my quick jack on the Z far too often. - PNW280Z 17:56:49 06/24/20 I’ve only used mine once, I do the same (n/m) - itsa300zx 19:06:20 06/24/20 I have been using the pinch weld to lift for a few years - Gordo LSZ Daytona 19:27:02 06/24/20 Photos look deceiving....? - FrozTTy 18:52:39 06/25/20 The rubber is compressed by the pinch weld. - Gordo LSZ Daytona 20:19:12 06/25/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 23:23:40 06/26/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 14:24:55 07/04/20 Which model quick jack do you have? (n/m) - ctheobal 18:56:54 08/01/20 You can also try placing your QuickJack's Sideways - slick666 10:04:06 06/30/20
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