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Old 07-19-2016, 05:20 PM   #1
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The only hack you have not tried(??) is to use the UView with the rear of the car up on tall jack stands.Since all else has failed ,why not try it?
mentioned in an earlier post that it worked for me however it is ignored sooo....good luck to him
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Old 07-20-2016, 11:20 AM   #2
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mentioned in an earlier post that it worked for me however it is ignored sooo....good luck to him
No, you said "ramps".
I said "Tall jack stands".
Big difference.
You can get another 12"+++ with the jack stands and that extra height is the critical difference.
Ramps are not tall enough. That is why I said "Tall Jack stands".
I use these for my truck but the work well for this specific job on the Boxster:
12 Ton Steel Jack Stands
Don't forget to chock the front wheels really securely! And use two long frame jacks to get the car high enough to place the Tall Jack Stands. Alternatively I use two arms of my ultra sturdy Mohawk lift with the wheel adapters.
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Old 08-07-2016, 02:24 PM   #3
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No, you said "ramps".
I said "Tall jack stands".
Big difference.
You can get another 12"+++ with the jack stands and that extra height is the critical difference.
Ramps are not tall enough. That is why I said "Tall Jack stands".
I use these for my truck but the work well for this specific job on the Boxster:
12 Ton Steel Jack Stands
Don't forget to chock the front wheels really securely! And use two long frame jacks to get the car high enough to place the Tall Jack Stands. Alternatively I use two arms of my ultra sturdy Mohawk lift with the wheel adapters.
no mention of the additional 12 inches in your op, also my ramps worked great. Oh where did I get the idea to use RAMPS ....? 986 forum
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