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  • Most aftermarket rims give an unnnatural cosmetic surgery look to the car. However, ROH Snyper's look naturally stock.

  • Well you got a dumbass to jack up your car you should have done it yourself just saying.

  • nice good to know...

  • that smoke alarm is so annoying !! :D

  • you dont look very happy from the start lol

  • After doing all that work and have the Mustang damage by someone else is painful. Specifically, your car started as a 4 cylinder and was upgraded with V8, GT40 heads, intake, chrome engine, paint etc. It was a violation was of trust. My fox is a factory GT which require much work without GT40 heads, intake, chrome engine, paint. I understand.

  • Thank you for the information video. Obviously, I was using the pinch area to support the jack stands . Front and back. I spend so much time under my fox dangerously. Hope the fender works out for you.

  • Total babe... too bad I was looking for a video about jacking up a late model mustang...

  • Thanks soo muchfor the enlightenment on how to lift a fox.

  • Awesome. I was always fearful of pinch weld jackpoints.  Now I'll never use them. You're one awesom lady. Your boyfriend is one lucky guy. Thanks

  • Wow! Thank you. I'm a guy and I never knew that. ALL of my current cars have that "pinch-weld" assembly like yours. There is a cut out for the spare jack, but I can see that where your putting the jack is way better.

  • Thanks a lot! You saved me from fu...I mean screwing up my pinch welds

    You're beautiful by the way ;)

  • Single?? Lol

  • I have a 2000 gt mustang and lowered it about an 11/4 front and back. The biggest problem I face is getting my floor jack under the car :o) . I did have subframe connectors welded on the undercarriage. It really made a huge difference to add stability and allow safe jacking points. In the front I have a rounded recessed area that is designed for jacking. The rear I usually just jack from the rear differential. I place the jackstands on both sides of the diff housing.

  • I hope that shop will make good on this damage. What a bummer! I'm always leery when I watch mechanics shove those lifting arms under my car and, without looking, raise the car...  Good luck. I enjoy your videos. Roy Lewis Atlanta, Georgia USA

  • Well sis there shouldn't be any questions after this!!!! My pinch welds are all smashed flat from the same thing I imagine but lucky me...no damage like yours....SORRY!!!

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