Engine jacking point solution
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From: Chino hills, CA
Engine jacking point solution
The concerns about jacking the rear of the car up from under the engine have been brought up on this board many times, I believe this particular solution is a good solution for those who is concerned about damaging the engine. Of course this device can not be used in conjunction with the engine sound tray in place, but there really shouldn't be any more debate about why the engine sound tray should remain there at all.
Some of your guys may seen this product on the Autometric Motorsport's web site already, but I decided to add a DIY installation instruction in the <a href="http://p-car.com" target="_blank">http://p-car.com</a> web site for the 993 owners. This product was orignally made for just 911 race cars without the factory catalytic converter, or the stock exhaust system but I found no problem in fitting it on a standard street 993.
For detail information please visit the <a href="http://p-car.com" target="_blank">http://p-car.com</a> web site
<a href="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/images/L37K3427.jpg" target="_blank"> <img src="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/thumbnails/L37K3427.jpg" alt=" - " />
Jacking block</a>
<a href="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/images/L37K3428.jpg" target="_blank"> <img src="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/thumbnails/L37K3428.jpg" alt=" - " />
Jacking block</a>
Some of your guys may seen this product on the Autometric Motorsport's web site already, but I decided to add a DIY installation instruction in the <a href="http://p-car.com" target="_blank">http://p-car.com</a> web site for the 993 owners. This product was orignally made for just 911 race cars without the factory catalytic converter, or the stock exhaust system but I found no problem in fitting it on a standard street 993.
For detail information please visit the <a href="http://p-car.com" target="_blank">http://p-car.com</a> web site
<a href="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/images/L37K3427.jpg" target="_blank"> <img src="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/thumbnails/L37K3427.jpg" alt=" - " />
Jacking block</a>
<a href="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/images/L37K3428.jpg" target="_blank"> <img src="http://p-car.com/diy/jacktowpoint/thumbnails/L37K3428.jpg" alt=" - " />
Jacking block</a>
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From: Chino hills, CA
Kim,
I was able to add the tow hook on to the jacking block without any problem, I took it off because it looked too ricer on a street car. As you can see from the picture of the rear of my car you can see the tow hook mounting holes on the jacking block clears the bumper and the CAT.
I was able to add the tow hook on to the jacking block without any problem, I took it off because it looked too ricer on a street car. As you can see from the picture of the rear of my car you can see the tow hook mounting holes on the jacking block clears the bumper and the CAT.
