Jack for Porsche

[SLR]

Hi all

I need a replacement roadside jack for my 1985 911, I brock the jack it came with.
I was looking at a scissor jack with a jack pad, but not that happy with that.
a BMW used with the M3's looks ok ? Any ideas?

Thanks Steve.

[porsche930dude]

i use a regular small honda scissor jack with a stud welded on top. so you can jack it up right in the hole under each a-arm . I did that so i dont have to jack it up so high to get the wheel off the ground which i have always found to be a problem on any car in a roadside tire change when your in a rush. and it works great the only downside is you have to crawl under the car.

[gamin]

I use the aluminum scissor jack from a 944. Smaller and lighter. Carry a couple pieces of wood for support. The boss on top of the jack fits into the corner jack points on 87-89 Carrera. Porsche dismantlers should have lots of them for not many $.

[wildcat077]

Same here for the aluminium 944 jack ... I cut a hole in the center of a hockey puck and use it as a pad that fits on the tab of the jack !

Cheers !
Phil

[not_hans_stuck]

Mine is for sale. Interested? $50. It's from an '86

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[kidrock]

that's interesting. Does anybody have the part number for the 944 aluminum scissor jack?

[wildcat077]

I bought mine on Ebay from Planet Porsche for $40.00 dollars ...
Do a search,there's always a few for sale !

Cheers !
Phil

[Macond]

There are a bunch of them on e-bay. If you want the parts number, it's probably on the parts diagram link from Pelican's New Parts Catalog.

[Fastdog911]

looks like there are two types .. one that is flat on top with a slit and the other type have a raised bump... which one would work best on a 70t?

[RWebb]

Scissor Jack usage on our 911s

[AnnLindel]

i use a regular small honda scissor jack with a stud welded on top.