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Old 02-08-2007, 08:40 PM   #17 (permalink)
sjz
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That looks short - lengthwise. Will it reach all the way under to the jack points on the SRT-8?
The jack points for using the OEM scissor jack on the 300C (works on SRT8, too) are right under the door sills. Any jack is long enough to reach these. I have an old (mid 80's) cheap Sears floor jack (5" to 15" lift) that I use at these points when in my garage.
The points that I believe you're referring to are the ones marked by the triangle in the front, and are further under the car. These are used for the contact pads on frame lifts. You would need a very long, flat, floor jack to be able to get to these.
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