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Old 06-02-2005, 10:31 PM
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by putting the jack or jack stands in the wrong place. I myself didn't do it, my brother did as we installed my s-tech's, but either way, is there a way to fix it?

Anyone who knows what I'm talking knows that it doesn't look that good when the floor where you feet goes is raised up a bit.

I stood on it, but that didn't help much.
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Old 06-02-2005, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by barefootbilly
by putting the jack or jack stands in the wrong place. I myself didn't do it, my brother did as we installed my s-tech's, but either way, is there a way to fix it?

Anyone who knows what I'm talking knows that it doesn't look that good when the floor where you feet goes is raised up a bit.

I stood on it, but that didn't help much.

your bro owes you some money
you would have to take of the carpet and bang it back down with a block on the underside of where you hit...imo take it in to a shop make your bro pay for it
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Old 06-02-2005, 10:44 PM
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omg thats messed up sorry to hear
hope u can fix it by yourself
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Old 06-02-2005, 11:04 PM
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eh, it's no big deal, i dealt with it on my civic, but what kind of shop would fix it?
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should have read the manual on the two jack spots.
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Old 06-03-2005, 12:25 AM
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theres actually little arrows that point to the jack spots on the side skirts. look at the very bottom where it starts to curve in you'll see them. they blend in real good so at night they are hard to see but they're there
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the arrows point to where you are suppose to life with the emergency jack, not a floor jack.
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Old 06-03-2005, 12:51 AM
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Sage advice a tad too late! Get a rubber mallet and pound it back from the inside.
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Dude, it is no big deal as long as there is no hole in your floorboard. I had to bang out my floors with a hammer to make them flat in order to install an amp under each seat. It has very little to do with structural integrity of the car.
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Originally Posted by barefootbilly
eh, it's no big deal, i dealt with it on my civic, but what kind of shop would fix it?
A body shop... duh.
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Old 06-03-2005, 08:35 PM
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yeah that's what i figured, anyone want to guesstimate a cost?
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Originally Posted by barefootbilly
yeah that's what i figured, anyone want to guesstimate a cost?
couldnt see any more then $100
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Originally Posted by maximus96
the arrows point to where you are suppose to life with the emergency jack, not a floor jack.
where are you supposed to put the jack stands then?
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The jack stands go where the emergency jack points are- a floor jack only goes nose or tail- look in the manual, there is a spot for floor jack.

I've had it on jack stands where the arrows are now a few times, no problema.
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yes, look where the arrows are. if you look like 5-6" away from them towards the center of the car you will see rails with a notch in them, that is the exact spot where you are supposed to put the floor stand.

do your doors / sunroof close fine?
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