Jacking advice...
#1
Jacking advice...
No, this is not a thread about masturbation or Lo-Jack.
What do you use to lift your 997? Does a standard Craftsman jack fit under a 911?
I'm asking because I want to buy a jack this weekend so I can throw on my snow shoes.
Thanks.
What do you use to lift your 997? Does a standard Craftsman jack fit under a 911?
I'm asking because I want to buy a jack this weekend so I can throw on my snow shoes.
Thanks.
#2
LOL ... You can tell it's Friday! ...
Dave, guess you don't know jacks. Here's a thread on jacks, I'm sure there are others:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/241802-aluminum-floor-jack-help.html
I still haven't bought a new one yet, so maybe this thread will help to stir up suggestions.
Dave, guess you don't know jacks. Here's a thread on jacks, I'm sure there are others:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/241802-aluminum-floor-jack-help.html
I still haven't bought a new one yet, so maybe this thread will help to stir up suggestions.
#3
Originally Posted by OCBen
LOL ... You can tell it's Friday! ...
Dave, guess you don't know jacks. Here's a thread on jacks, I'm sure there are others:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=241802
I still haven't bought a new one yet, so maybe this thread will help to stir up suggestions.
Dave, guess you don't know jacks. Here's a thread on jacks, I'm sure there are others:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=241802
I still haven't bought a new one yet, so maybe this thread will help to stir up suggestions.
Thanks for finding that thread,...I couldn't come up with it!
#4
Here's another one Dave, this one from the 996 forum:
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/223112-floor-jack.html
Looks like Costco has a decent one, as well as Sears. I might check them out this weekend myself, since it's on my Christmas wish list.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/223112-floor-jack.html
Looks like Costco has a decent one, as well as Sears. I might check them out this weekend myself, since it's on my Christmas wish list.
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I ended up buying a Craftsman jack for $30 (on sale) that come in its own plastic case - perfect for those of us who are city dwellers. Its low clearance is 4 1/2 inches compared with 5 1/2 inches which seems to be the standard jack height.
#12
Originally Posted by OCBen
30 buckaroos? ... Wow Dave, that is a hell of a deal. Do you know the model number offhand?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=00950523000
It comes in a plastic carrying case that fits well in the bottom of the trunk. I'll post tomorrow if I get a chance to swap my snow wheels and let you know how well it works. Looking at the web link it is usually 39.99 but 10 buckaroos off until tomorrow!!!!!
#13
Oh, I think I have that one already, or at least one very similar to it. It does a good job, but I'm looking to buy one of the beefier ones that has a higher lift and higher capacity. Those usually run close to a hundred bucks or more.
Are you putting snows on all 4?
Are you putting snows on all 4?
#14
If the $30 super jacks don't work out, here is a link to the type of jack I purchased from Summit Racing. It goes down to 3 1/2".
http://www.toolprice.com/product/1415T
Evidently Summit Racing sold out of these and now sells a red one that looks similar, but who knows?
http://www.toolprice.com/product/1415T
Evidently Summit Racing sold out of these and now sells a red one that looks similar, but who knows?
#15
On the topic of Jacks, what is the ground clearance at the points the jacks have to be placed (many of the 'Standard' jacks are more than 4.5 inches I think) which may be too tall for the jack to fit under the car?