How to lift SE safely with Jack /no damage to undercarriage

[Rexsio]

4 hockey puck/$6 cut groves for existing plastic factory lift points , screw a pucks with 3/4” screws and a Harbor Fright 1 1/2 ton Jack $100 and a little imagination how I did looking at pictures

 

[insightman]

4 hockey puck/$6 cut groves for existing plastic factory lift points , screw a pucks with 3/4” screws and a Harbor Fright 1 1/2 ton Jack $100 and a little imagination how I did looking at pictures

The floor of your garage is obscenely clean.

 

[carrrl]

Curious why you permanently attached the pucks, especially if you are jacking one side at a time. You can buy some with the proper design, I’ve seen 4 packs for $12 or higher quality ones for $20.

 

[Rexsio]

Those are really heavy duty and I don’t have to look for them any time I lift a car and when I paint calipers I take all 4 wheels off at once . They handy there when I rotate a wheels.I’m going to keep SE for long time .

 

[Rexsio]

The floor of your garage is obscenely clean.

Before I pic up a car I paint a floor with matching color of my SE British racing green and any time I enter garage driving on salty streets I wash my go cart from salt .Bored old dud .

 

[insightman]

Before I pic up a car I paint a floor with matching color of my SE British racing green and any time I enter garage driving on salty streets I wash my go cart from salt .Bored old dud .

You're no dud, you're an impressive dude! Unlike you, I'm lucky I never raced Porsches that might ruin me for slower cars. In my 56 years of driving, none of my sports cars (starting with a used 1959 Austin-Healey 100-6) was as quick as my SE. It's the most fun car I've ever driven.