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Old 03-11-2007, 10:29 PM
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Jacking Plates

I've taken the wheels off the car this weekend to give them a good clean and had to 'adapt' my trolley jack to use the Porsche jacking points. Does anyone in the UK know where I can buy the equivalent jacking plate that Booth Design produce in the US. I rang Porsche and they don't sell them. Any ideas ?
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Some have suggested the use of regular hockey pucks.
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We don't play too much hockey in the UK ! I actually cut a piece of wood to fill in the jack 'cup' and placed a thick piece of rubber on top taken from stable flooring. It worked OK, but it was a bit improvised !
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I've been using $1.00 hockey pucks with my floor jacks for many years of Porsche ownership. Never a problem. I've got a "proper" Porsche jacking plate that's been sitting unused on my garage shelf for as long.

Can't find hockey pucks? Shoot me an email (or PM) w/your mailing address & I'll be happy to ship you a few at no charge.
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