alternative jack points

[TonyC]

Can anyone advise me exactly where are the correct points to lift the car using a trolley jack? I want to do some Clyde-style toothbrush work behind the wheels but I also don't want to put a big bloody dent in the floor pan.

thanks in advance

[reedminor]

from the front underneath the torsion bars... use a thick bit of wood between the jack and the car to spread the load.

from the rear... I'd double check with Grant ... but most of the times I've watched cars being jacked up they have gone to the sump plug...

from the sides .... buy one of the fittings you can put into your jack spur...which has something the trolley jack can go under. If you wish I could loan you mine. Otherwise these are available from all the parts places... Mike and Lisa from Spyder also sell them I think

might see you out at Eatern Creek next week Tony?

[TonyC]

thanks Justin
Would like to make it out as a spectator - presume thats OK. Is there reasonable parking and what time does it kick off.

Any others going?

[NT911]

plenty of parking tony... I'll be there, I'm pretty sure ryan's heading out for a look too.

[911ex2]

Tony you use the same jacking points as normal, but use a piece of bar that fits into the existing point,with aplate(circular) that fits into the cup of your trolley jack, hope its not a weaner size one , the plate needs to be at least 90mm to sit into agood size cup,have been doing this for 10 years, i forgot to mention the bar is welded to the plate, hope this helps, Graham