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Jacking Points - where's best?

Started by StevoXL, Mar 25, 2024, 08:17 AM

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StevoXL

Perfect, thank you Aaron

All the best
Steve
Dax Tojeiro IRS 350 Chevy, Lotus Excel, Jeep Wrangler JK

aaronjb

I have a DeDion, but I've always used the chassis roughly where the 'outriggers' (which support the floorpans) and the main chassis legs meet.. I have also used the front crossmember (in front of the engine) but not since I fitted the engine - it's fairly small section tube there.

Basically anywhere you see 2x3" box, I'd feel safe jacking.
In build since 2012: Dax DeDion - 462cu Ford FE - Tremec T56 Magnum
2006 BMW 650i / 2014 BMW 530d Touring / 2023 MINI Cooper S

StevoXL

I'm new to Cobra's and just bought a Dax Tojeiro IRS.

I can't see anything on jacking points, aside from the diff.

Does anyone have any advice?
Dax Tojeiro IRS 350 Chevy, Lotus Excel, Jeep Wrangler JK