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if need be I guess I will, yeah. Just to be clear, it's okay to use the sill area around the jacking points for loading, meaning the actual pinch weld or jacking point just sits in the slot without taking on any weight? -
No. No it can't. It will absolutely end badly. There's no need for it, so there's no need to create the risk. Mitigating a risk that didn't need to be there in the first place is even dumber than mitigating a risk that could be engineered out in the first place. And the risk has already been engineered out. -
You can also make your own. It doesn't need to be rubber. It just needs to mate securely enough to whatever the jack/arm point is, and have a slot in the top. If that means welding a few chunks of steel together, or slotting something in a mill, then, that's what it means.
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Fair point, but that can be mitigated if necessary. Or just making the reinforcement plating just in a certain smaller area located very far in the front. But it's just an idea.
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https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-rubber-jack-pad.html?spm=a2g0o.home.search.0 Pick any of these that look like they will work.
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