YOUR RESEARCHSafe lift points on underbody
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I have a 1999 911 Carrera Cab and want to lift both front wheels off the ground and then do the same for the back wheels. I have a large floor jack that will not fit under the car so I plan to drive it up on a couple of 2x6s for clearance. Can I jack up the car on one point in the front and one point in the back or do I need to do each wheel separately and where?
Jump over to this thread from a couple weeks ago. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-996-997-forum/341221-getting-996-up-jack-stands.html
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