Along the pinch rail in the designated areas as described in your owners manual.

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Will the car sit steady on the pinch rail on the jack stands? I am going to have to be tugging and pulling to get the stock exhaust off and the new one on.

 

As long as you have all four secured, there shouldn't be an issue, I have done it many times with my old GTI.

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Awesome. I will look at it tonight. Any good place to jack up the front and the back of the car from?

 

Always try to jack the car up from the frame as it is the strongest part of the car. I also recommend that you purchase a set of floor ramps. After years of jacking up manually I got a set as a birthday present 3 years ago. I love them..work so well when changing oil, etc. Quick easy and most of all SAFE!

 

What kind of ramps did you get? I see Pep Boys is constantly hocking those Rhino ramps for $20 or so.

I put my jackstands on the rails inside of the lift points for the front and on the axle beam in the rear.

 

What kind of ramps did you get? I see Pep Boys is constantly hocking those Rhino ramps for $20 or so.

I put my jackstands on the rails inside of the lift points for the front and on the axle beam in the rear.

They are your standard Yellow ramps from Sears etc, I also got plastic risers for them so the incline isn't as steep great for lowered cars.

 

What kind of ramps did you get? I see Pep Boys is constantly hocking those Rhino ramps for $20 or so.

I put my jackstands on the rails inside of the lift points for the front and on the axle beam in the rear.

You need low profile ramps, or need to use boards to help out if your car is lower than stock hieght. You'll mess up the bumper on the 337 if you don't have them.

 

The safest place for jack stands is on the front frame rails and in the rear would be the torsion beam. Ramps are always a good bet but for some of us who have paved driveways are cement floors in the garge ramps sometimes slide when pulling up on them. I haven't had any troubles with 11 years of using jack stands *knock on wood* .l

 

I have used Rhino ramps for years with several different cars. Very easy and handy.