My 96 has been lowered. I use my hydraulic floor jack with a rubber pad on the contact point. I start with the rear lifting just enough to get the stands under the rear axle. I lift with the jack placed under the rear diff/center section. The handle only jacks a small amount each pump as the handle won't go up very high without touching the bumper, so it takes some patience. Then I move to the front, I lift using the recommended jacking points on each side behind the front wheel using the floor same jack with the rubber pad, just enough to get a stand under one side on the rail towards the front of the car. Then I go to the other side. I repeat this procedure until the car is high enough to lift from the front crossmember. Once the front is where I want it, I go back to the back and lift it higher if I want it higher. It is a royal pain in the rear, but that is how I do it.