thats awesome! how much did it cost for wood?

 

Is another way of saying I'm about to be disrespectful....

 

live and learn op

 

If it's any consolation, the Honda dealer did the same thing to my AP2 when it was in for an oil change and inspection.

 

i use these wood ramps. now my car is way lower and has a lip on it, but just barely fits on the ramps. then i can put the jack under the front cross beam. if i want to jack up the diff i just drive on top of two small boards and the jack fits. same for the side jack points.

 

I hope you guys are in the habit of using wheel chocks (if needed). Also for those who work on their cars outside (i.e. driveway) use jack stand plates or 3/4" plywood. I've seen jacks/ jack stands bury into the tar under the car's weight which can be dangerous and also cause damage to your driveway.

 

Yup. That's why I do my own work.