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4 post lift points
Can one of you dig up a diagram of where to place the pads on a shop hoist for an 81 SC. Four pad style.
I am getting the exhaust done Sat. and I don't think the shop has a drive-on lift. I have already tried the search button with no luck. thanks Wayne 
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You have to search the correct words
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Here is a new one X marks the spots
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Thanks Bill,
I foud this when I did my search. I guess I was looking for something a little more specific to my 81. this'll work. Wayne
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Sorry about that. I see your X's now. DOH!!!!
Been a long day! Thanks, Wayne
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Should the car be lifted precisely where the red Xs are or should it be lifted where the nearby round holes are at the end of the white arrows?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I would like to know for sure where the proper lift points are. |
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Where the white arrows meet, not the "exact" placement of the red "X" that just denotes the vacinity.
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The x's are approximate, Get as close to the perimeter pinch welds as you can. W/ the SnapOn rubber lifting blocks I can actually left on the pinch weld w/o damage, W/ wood or hockey pucks you want to lift on the flats.
For my Audi I actually modified some p/u blocks that fit on the pinch weld. From the left modified p/u pinch weld block(Audi specific), flat p/u block, SnapOn rubber block 
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I'm with Bill on the rubber lifting blocks. They're very adaptable to position and create a great connection between lift and car. 
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Bill Those white arrows are measurement points aren't they? Do you have the the numbers to go with them?
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be careful on the right side because of the oil lines 
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Thansk for the diagram, Bill. the shop looked at it an dknew what to o. No crushed anything today. WOO HOO! lPlus the exhaust turned out great.
Wayne
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Wayne,
no pictures of the exhaust?
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Bill, could you please forward me the measurement numbers? I would GREATLY appreciate it. I was looking for those numbers in this post just a week ago:
rotisserie mounting points-body locations for LWB early car
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Bill, thank you very much. Can you tell me if these dimensions apply to '72? What years will they apply to?
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Those specs are from the '84-87 manualand should be good backmto '72. The basic chassis didn't change much(though there were some critical changes like the jump from 915 to G50 in '87) over the years
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