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: Can I Place Jack Stand Under Front Shock ? Greg Oct 12th, 08, 5:55 PM Can someone please tell me the best place to place my jack stand under the front of my '68? Should I place it under the frame behind the front wheel, or can I put it directly under the front shock absorber? Thanks. -Greg rocks66ss Oct 12th, 08, 5:58 PM Can someone please tell me the best place to place my jack stand under the front of my '68? Should I place it under the frame behind the front wheel, or can I put it directly under the front shock absorber? Thanks. -Greg I suggest something solid like the frame. Rocky Greg Oct 12th, 08, 6:01 PM Thank you Rocky. -Greg JimB Oct 12th, 08, 7:09 PM IT DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU ARE DOING WITH THE CAR. I see you have corvairs Need parts I have two corvair in my field for parts. Really now . It really needs to be under the frame as stated 1badss396 Oct 12th, 08, 8:42 PM Frame will be the best and safest place.:yes: Greg Oct 12th, 08, 11:53 PM Frame will be the best and safest place.:yes: Thanks. That seems to be the consensus, so I'll make sure that's where they're at. -Greg novaderrik Oct 13th, 08, 4:37 AM the factory engineered lift points for the cars are the "4 corners" of the frame- right in front of the rear wheels, and right behind the front wheels. Greg Oct 13th, 08, 8:54 AM I see you have corvairs. No. I had a Corvair. If you look at my signature again, you'll see the Corvair is listed under past cars. I had a 1962 Corvair Monza. Regards, -Greg Greg Oct 13th, 08, 8:57 AM the factory engineered lift points for the cars are the "4 corners" of the frame- right in front of the rear wheels, and right behind the front wheels. Thanks Derrick, that's precisely what I needed to know. Regards, -Greg | ||