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Jacking points for 77 911 (PICS PLEASE)

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Can someone clarify for me please with pics where are the safest jacking points (to change tire) front and rear for 77 911?? Thank you!!

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get a jack pad and stick it in the hole under the door covered by the black plug in cover.
put a real jack under and crank up the whole side.

the supplied jack is a death trap.
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^^^^
Correct.

For lifting on a lift, use the points on the terminal ends of lines C and D in this photo.

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Thank you!!
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Don't use "C' IF YOU HAVE OIL COOLER OR AC!
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Don't use "C' IF YOU HAVE OIL COOLER OR AC!
Why not? I have no problems clearing the oil lines. My SC is on the lift right now, lifted at those points with the lift pads on the bodyseams.



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Here's some better shots of the lift pads and oil lines.



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