sortudo7

Since I've seen some people ask this and everyone having to explain it/refer people to the manual I decided to take a few quick pics of it since I'm bored.

It should be pretty clear from the pics for reference once you look under the car in regards to what you're looking for. I'm lowered and even the rear is hard to get a good lift off of since it's so high. Best thing to do imo would be to get like a 4x4 piece of wood and that should give you the extra lift you need.

As a statement of common sense, use these jack points to lift the car properly in order to place jack stands underneath the car on the side jack points. Using jack stands is definitely the most important and safe thing you can do when working under a car. You never want to work under a car that is only supported by a jack since it's not 100% safe and you can easily hit it and cause it to slip off or anything else which could lead to something terrible. Be safe when using these jack points. These pics are for reference only and I take no liability from this.

Front jack up point. There is an arrow actually pointing to this under the car as well which I find pretty funny but very convenient. **Note: sexy hand pointing is not the arrow I'm referring to lol***


Close up of the front you'll see the hole as the give away.

Notice the arrow in top left corner


Side jack points. There will be something like this on all four sides near each wheel well. They all pretty much look the same. Put jack stands on these things to support the car. This is the rear driver's side.



Rear tow hook/jack point.

Daffunda

Off topic a bit, but I really like the fact that our cars have tow hooks on both front and rear.