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Jacking Plate for the Cayman S

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It's a 'Jacking Plate' made and fitted especially for the

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POST 1Original post

For those folks that like to work on their Crocs themselves, I just got A Ralph Boothe Special. It's a 'Jacking Plate' made and fitted especially for the Cayman S and it's worth every penny I paid for it. As far as tools go, it really is a piece of artwork. The quality and fit (it fits into the jacking hole of the car then you turn it 90 degrees to lock it in place) is really terrific. If you're going to work on your car, it's a must have piece of equipment and the price is right. I paid $65 plus shipping. The reason I'm so high on this jacking plate is one its quality and two, its fit, you'd think Porsche made it themselves. Also, my dealer told me, for what its worth, that any jack stands that you plan to use on your Croc should be place just forward of the jacking point for the rear wheels. Personally, I think getting the rear of the car up in the air about three (3) inches is really what most of us want, I don't see why someone doesn't make a light weight wheel chock on both ends, front and rear that could be slid under the tire once the tire is jacked up to that height. Then we wouldn't have to worry about jack stands, driving up ramps etc. Ralph, if you're listening, think about that one. Regards to all, riamga

POST 2Original post

Is there a group buy possibility here. I've ordered from Ralph as well and think he might consider it. Ralph, you listening? Swampcroc

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A group buy is a great idea. If Ralph goes for it, I'll take three more. As the Gentlemen said Ralph, are you listening.

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Pics or ban! /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/thumbsup.gif

POST 7Original post

Nice! Thanks for the quick post./fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/thumbsup.gif

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