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HI all.
I am planning on starting to do some light mech work on my 996 but I don't have a jack or any stands yet.
Does anyone have any recommendations as to what kind of jacks or stands I should get along with where I should get them? ALso, are there specific specs that I should be looking for?
Thanks in advance.
PS. Dumb question..How do I get those smiles on my post? When I drag one here, it takes me to a whole page of them. Is my denseness preventing any intelligence once again?
I did the Costco aluminum racing jack and had to return it because it kept leaking oil. BEWARE!
I replaced it with the Sears aluminum jack which is much better in quality. It's a little heavier than the Costco jack, but it also has a higher weight capacity. Plus, the Sears jack was about $80 cheaper in price. I use the Sears jack all the time and haven't had any problems whatsoever.
Yee Haw
harbor freight sells a great lightweight aluminum racing jack. careful though there is a large one and a small one. get the large one cause the other one is too small to work with and isnt built as tough. pretty cheap too
