Jack contact points

[GeneG]

Can anybody tell me where are the jacking points on a 2029 NSX?
Thanks
Gene

 

[Reifen]

Can anybody tell me where are the jacking points on a 2029 NSX?
Thanks
Gene

I don't think anyone knows yet

Maybe in 6 years.....

 

[GeneG]

2019

 

[GeneG]

It’s a 2019 nut 29

 

[Olyar15]

There are two lift points on each side, where a metal bar is welded to the frame. One is behind the front wheel, the other is in front of the rear wheel. If you look beneath the car, you should be able to see them.

 

[GeneG]

Olyar
Thanks for your reply
GeneG

 

[RyanRA]

 

[GeneG]

Ryan Thank you for your reply.
GeneG

 

[drmanny3]

By the way, the floor is not capable of supporting weight. So don’t try and lift on anything other then the lift points as described.

 

[GeneG]

Drmanny
Thank you for your reply.
GeneG

 

[Concept]

So it looks like you cannot lift the entire front or back by placing the hydraulic floor jack under a central position, lifting up that end, and place jack stands at the two front or rear positions. Perhaps a 4-point lift is the best option.

 

[drmanny3]

There are a couple of stands that allow you to raise the car and then pull out the Jack. They are not cheap, about $200 per piece.

 

[Concept]

That's good to know - thanks!

 

[drmanny3]

This is one example, the issue is getting under our cars as there is not a lot of space approximately 3 inches

The RennStand Jack Stand

The RennStand Jack Stand (18M-RS3) | eBay

The patented RennStand® is revolutionary because it solves the problem of jacking and supporting in the right spot. It allows jacking and supporting using interchangeable jack pads designed for the vehicle.

www.ebay.com

 

[Concept]

This is one example, the issue is getting under our cars as there is not a lot of space approximately 3 inches

The RennStand Jack Stand

The RennStand Jack Stand (18M-RS3) | eBay

The patented RennStand® is revolutionary because it solves the problem of jacking and supporting in the right spot. It allows jacking and supporting using interchangeable jack pads designed for the vehicle.

www.ebay.com

I've never seen that before, but its design makes sense. Thanks.