Installing tubular subframes with no lift....
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Yes, my dad just done his with jackstands and blocks 
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/instructions/sfc001.htm
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You actually don't want to use a lift unless it is the drive on kind.
Mine were done at steve's shop on jackstands. HE said it's the only way to do it correctly unless you haev a drive on lift.
Mine were done at steve's shop on jackstands. HE said it's the only way to do it correctly unless you haev a drive on lift.
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Originally posted by guadofreak
You actually don't want to use a lift unless it is the drive on kind.
Mine were done at steve's shop on jackstands. HE said it's the only way to do it correctly unless you haev a drive on lift.
You actually don't want to use a lift unless it is the drive on kind.
Mine were done at steve's shop on jackstands. HE said it's the only way to do it correctly unless you haev a drive on lift.
He put Tricias on on the lift and I dont remember how he did mine
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yes if you use a lift you have to either use a drive up or have the extra tall jack stands like we use to lower the car down on to.
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