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Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

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YOUR RESEARCHQuickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

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Use quickjack bl-6000xlt

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Has anyone used a Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996.

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Replace clutch

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I'm dropping the transmission to change the clutch.

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Replace clutch

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I'm dropping the transmission to change the clutch.

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Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

Use quickjack

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Suggestion · Original poster

Love the video of how not to use a quickjack.

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Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

Use standard lift points

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Suggestion · Original poster

Any ideas on how to lift the front end of the car with out using standard lift points?

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Replace clutch

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Suggestion · Original poster

I'm dropping the transmission to change the clutch.

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Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

Use quickjack

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Suggestion · Original poster

Love the video of how not to use a quickjack.

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Use quickjack bl-6000xlt

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

Has anyone used a Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996.

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Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. Too Long

Use standard lift points

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Suggestion · Original poster

Any ideas on how to lift the front end of the car with out using standard lift points?

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Sideways didn't work out so well for this guy:

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone used a Quickjack BL-6000XLT to lift a 996. I just bought it and the jack it too long to go under the car. I looked at the SB-5000, but choose the bigger one to deal with all of my cars. The goal is to lift the car, get the wheels off, and then put the lift underneath. Any ideas on how to lift the front end of the car with out using standard lift points? The rear can be lifted from the cross member. Calling Quickjack today, but I'm afraid I bought it because I have no original packaging. Thank you for any insight.

POST 3Original post

Will it fit on the jack points across the width behind the front wheels?

POST 4Original post

You can turn your lift system perpendicular (90 deg) and lift that way. As long as the units are parallel with each other, you�re good. Always make sure your weight distribution is even. I usually put a floor jack towards the back for a little extra stability and safety. see video here on the 90 deg concept. You Tube

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Sideways didn't work out so well for this guy: You Tube

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All good ideas. I'm dropping the transmission to change the clutch. Sideways won't work. Although I did consider doing that. Love the video of how not to use a quickjack.

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