FLYVMO

I have this picture of someone's 928 with what looks like rubber/plastic jack adapters. Does anyone know where I can find a set? Unfortunately I don't know who's car it is or when it was posted.

Cheers!
Carl
90GT Project

svpmx83

it's a bmw part

51718268885 (BMW E46)

the vehicle can be found here https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...uspension.html

FLYVMO

Steve,

Awesome, thanks for the quick info and the link!

Cheers!
Carl

S4ordie

How are they attached? That looks like a Porsche factory fit. I want some for my cars. Do they attach front and rear?

Cosmo Kramer

Personally I just keep 4 or 5 hockey pucks in my garage and use them on the jacking points.

77tony

At certain angles, wouldn't those BMW jack adapters look like they were hanging off the bottom of the car breaking up the line? Our floor jacks and auto lift have rubber pads built in. If using jacks or an auto lift without the rubber pads, do as Cosmo said and keep a set of hockey pucks in the car. T

Ducman82

mine are so mangled in the front, i doubt they would fit or even sit flat... so i use lift bars...

kevinlieb

The lift bars are FANTASTIC! I can get my 928 off the ground and on jackstands safely in less than 5 mins. For garage servicing these are the way to go. For roadside though that is a different story.

FLYVMO

I just ordered a set, so will report back on the fit and any issues removing them. My car is going to paint soon so I wanted some protection for the painted underside during transport. They "plug into" the hole on the jack points" with an expander piece, so should be no problem removing them for driving.

Cheers!
Carl
90GT Project

PorKen

You might want 51717001650, instead. They are lower profile, from 5 and 7 series.

Either way, I'm not sure how securely they will fit, though. The BMW hole is smaller than the Porsche.

(I did a bunch of research for BMW Liftbars.)

51718268885


51717001650