Oil change on 996tt
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i do mine in my garage. 10 filters in bulk buy 97$, 10 sets of crush washers for 14$ and oil at wally world in mobil 1 5w-40 tdt for 26$ per gal. 63$ total. of course i do have a lift and a 8 gal drain container!
takes me longer to inspect everything underneath while its draining than to change the oil
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Just plain old Rhino ramps. Nothing fancy. All I did was to make sure they had the right weight load limit and fit under the back of the Boxster. When I got the Cayman they fit. (The fit under other cars I've owned too.) When I got the Turbo I tried them and they fit. Barely, but they fit.
The ramps do not fit under the front of any of the Porsches but I do not care.
The ramps do not fit under the front of any of the Porsches but I do not care.
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Yes the Rhino ramps are nice and I believe you can get extenders for low cars. I had a set up with two by twelve's attached to ramps for my 928 that worked well also. I plan on putting a lift in at some point but until then I will look into Rhinos. Thanks
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That is a lot of tire, you got most of it lol. Thanks for the pic I'm going to get a new set of ramps, there is a type that has extenders for really low cars= just gotta find them on the net.
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