Sorry for the stupid question everyone. I have a 996 and I see the 4 points where I can place the jack - however, I am trying to get the back and/or front on stands to do some painting of the calipers. When the Jack is lifting one side, where is the stand supposed to go? I am confused since the jack is already on the point where apparently it is the ONLY place the car can be lifted? Is there a certain trick to do this that I am not thinking of? Or am I so mechanically and street-smart declined that I should just give up? Thanks in advance for your patience and help.
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GL with the caliper mod... dont give up just yet, at least you ask for directions when you're lost http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=3404
Thanks Redridge, just don't want to damage the vehicle in any way in the process...Can't wait to provide some pics when I am done with the first (and hopefully last) round of mods
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speaking of damage... be careful on the jacking points in the engine area... make sure it is not caught on the pan and such.
+1 for this thread, useful info!!! Thanks!
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