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posted on 28/4/24 at 11:23 PM Reply With Quote
Striker front jacking points

I have owed the Striker a few years now & this weekend I looking at thinking
Where is it safest place to jack the front of the Striker from.
I have got the back sorted.
The back axle the same as the Jester's Ive got
But as the Striker has no engine/Gearbox cradle to jack safely from like the Jester's front wheel drive setup from a Mk1 Fiesta
& the Striker being rear wheel drive Mk2 Escort based where is the safe place to jack from

Thanks in advance

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JimSpencer

posted on 29/4/24 at 07:21 AM Reply With Quote
Hi

Any bit of the chassis will be just fine, i normally lift the middle of the front with a quick lift type jack if that helps.

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bi22le

posted on 29/4/24 at 01:57 PM Reply With Quote
Any chassis rail is fine.

I try and get to one of the joints where to members join, just to help spread the load and improve jacking contact patch.





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