i think the tire will hit the inner fender and it will hold there just let it down slow and make sure all is good

 

I would say no unless you don't care about your strut shaft and/or strut tower/inner fender sheetmetal. You'll be applying loads in directions/amounts that things weren't meant to handle. Time to invest in more jack stands I think.

 

It is resting like that currently. We let it down slow and the car had been sitting where it is for a little while, no harm done, car did not roll or move other than down a little more.

 

I would say no unless you don't care about your strut shaft and/or strut tower/inner fender sheetmetal. You'll be applying loads in directions/amounts that things weren't meant to handle. Time to invest in more jack stands I think.

Have 8.

Car cannot be sitting and 'look' broken.

Car sat down fine and no issues arose whatsoever. :dunno:

It's too bad the swap wasn't even necessary.

See post by Chaney in Shift It.

- Drew

 

Heck, I'd rely on a Jackstand, a cinderblock, a log, a wheel and tire, Anything before I'd let it rest with all of that geometry unhinged.
:dunno:

 

4x4 wood placks work great. Plus you can just roll the tires in place. Take photos.