Rennline jack pads
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That is only thing I don't care for with this method is lifting the car with the jack not on a factory lift point.
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Check out the pucks in post #117 here
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...ool-8.html#117
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...ool-8.html#117
The fact that they latch-in with a twist is smart too, just don't forget to remove them when done. I'm more comfortable with the lock-in approach since it has virtually no chance of slipping off as compared to the hockey puck idea. I drove around with one stuck in the lift point a couple of days once before it crossed my mind.
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#23
The 4 for $40 pads are sweet as well.
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Try this link:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...-securely.html
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I have been using Dan's method on 964, 993(different suspension points) and the 997. Since I only have one floor jack, I slip one of my ramps under the rear tire to lower the car down on and then move the jack to the back of the car and raise it again high enough to slip the last jack stand in. Works well.
Gary
Gary
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FWIW OTC sells a fairly flat aluminum jackstand that works pretty well and are lightweight. You can find them on Amazon. FWIW OTC is the OE supplier of many of the tools used in the auto industry