good job. Best to use a DAYTONA Floor Jack with a DAYTONA Steel Floor Jack Cross Beam. Buy them from Harbor Freight. (Replace the saddle on your floor jack with this floor jack cross beam to balance and stabilize vehicles. Distributes weight to prevent damage to undercarriage). Make sure to use Jack Stands as well as Wheel Chocks. Lift the car from the suspension points shown in this video (marker 6:17). Stay safe and best of luck.
This is one of the clearest demonstrations I have seen for how to put a Boxster on jacks. I haven't looked under mine yet but I am going to assume that there is not much difference between the 986 and 987.
Thanks. I think the most intuitive place to jack the Boxster up is where you caused that little dent, since it is just to the side of the jack stand point and the approach is from the side. I would not have thought to position the jack under the rear chassis coupling from the rear of the car (as you did after your side approach attempt). Thanks a million for this video!
Make sure if you want to use the jack stands higher than the lowest point you pick the ones with a safety / lock pin in the center and of good quality. Or look on the internet for other things people use which they think are safer, I often read people using wood blocks/pine rounds.
Excellent procedure explanation. Thank you.
good job. Best to use a DAYTONA Floor Jack with a DAYTONA Steel Floor Jack Cross Beam. Buy them from Harbor Freight. (Replace the saddle on your floor jack with this floor jack cross beam to balance and stabilize vehicles. Distributes weight to prevent damage to undercarriage). Make sure to use Jack Stands as well as Wheel Chocks. Lift the car from the suspension points shown in this video (marker 6:17). Stay safe and best of luck.
This is one of the clearest demonstrations I have seen for how to put a Boxster on jacks. I haven't looked under mine yet but I am going to assume that there is not much difference between the 986 and 987.
This is the perfect video
Thanks. I think the most intuitive place to jack the Boxster up is where you caused that little dent, since it is just to the side of the jack stand point and the approach is from the side. I would not have thought to position the jack under the rear chassis coupling from the rear of the car (as you did after your side approach attempt). Thanks a million for this video!
Thank You for a well put together video!!! I hope you are enjoying your Boxster !!! See You at Porsche Rennsport later this month :)
Make sure if you want to use the jack stands higher than the lowest point you pick the ones with a safety / lock pin in the center and of good quality. Or look on the internet for other things people use which they think are safer, I often read people using wood blocks/pine rounds.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks alot
Thank you
nicethis saved me soo much money thank you !
Chassis = "cha c"
Mine has a chassisn't
Chassis = shasee