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Who likes to be extra secure under their QuickJack?

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Use jackstands

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When we removed Yogi's M96 recently we had to be in between the locks at one point and used jackstands with the QuickJack ready to raise the car once we were ready to "drop" the engine.
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What side mirrors are you running on the Race car?
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What side mirrors are you running on the Race car?
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Use backups/safety's

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Always use backups/safety's...
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What side mirrors are you running on the Race car?
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When we removed Yogi's M96 recently we had to be in between the locks at one point and used jackstands with the QuickJack ready to raise the car once we were ready to "drop" the engine.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It does make it annoying to crawl way under there though...

POST 2Original post

Same here. I put a jackstand between the rails.

POST 3Original post

I'm good with the QuickJack locks in place, but additional safety is never frowned upon. When we removed Yogi's M96 recently we had to be in between the locks at one point and used jackstands with the QuickJack ready to raise the car once we were ready to "drop" the engine. Jackstands and QuickJack really makes it tough to get two jacks underneath! The QuickJack works well for dropping an engine, but a 2-post and a hydraulic table would be much better I think.

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You can never be "too cautious" when you're crawling beneath something that can crush you like a bug if your lift fails... It can and does happen! Same goes for jack stands etc... Always use backups/safety's...

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 19784466

ooh, two more Porsches under the covers?

POST 6Original post

That racecar is absolutely amazing. The X50 is beautiful in its own right, too!

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Quotes source post: 19787575

I have to ask what "***" means in this context?

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Quotes source post: 19788057

cigarette

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