spider
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Reged: 06/29/02
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After all the years of making due, I finally bought a good jack. AC Hydraulic DK-20. Made in Denmark.
http://www.ac-hydraulic.dk/en/products/hydraulic-jacks/dk20-dk20q/
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Green
old hand
Reged: 11/15/03
Posts: 1015
Loc: Houston, TX
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Whatcha gonna do with it? Are you planning to change your oil, etc?
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Dock (Atlanta)
F6B00ST
Reged: 07/01/02
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I have one just like that.
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2002 Turbo
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spider
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Reged: 06/29/02
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I change my own oil... no jack or jack stands are necessary. Just use a big shallow catch pan and slide it underneath the engine as you do the final twist of the drain plug.
I'm going to use the jack to swap out my new wheels first of all. I can also use the jack for jacking up my Airstream to pull the wheels, do brake work and pack the bearings.
I won't use it too often, but when I need it I'll have it. First order though is to change the wheels on the Carrera 4.
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spider
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I have one just like that.
A man who knows quality.
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Dock (Atlanta)
F6B00ST
Reged: 07/01/02
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Quote:
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I have one just like that.
A man who knows quality.
Even in work boots...
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2002 Turbo
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Grant
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 06/27/02
Posts: 4936
Loc: Denver, CO USA
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AC makes the finest jacks period. For someone who wants a jack just for his Porsche (and not a host of other uses), I recommend this model (very low with a long reach, high lift, and low side rails is great for lowered sportscars):
http://www.acjacks.com/acjacks_003.htm
Pelican link for this one (it's pricey):
http://www.pelicanparts.com/bmw/catalog/shopcart/TOOL/POR_TOOL_ACHyd1_pg1.htm
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73 Carrera RS 2.7 Carbon Fiber replica (240hp & 1,890 lbs)
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