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I knew I liked you. 48 hours after getting a new Porsche and you already are looking for ways to jack it upelm310 wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 7:12 am Hey All, this question is for everyone, especially for @Tom are there any jack point jack pads for our 992 911? I do have a lift at home, but would love to use or have jack point pads to safely lift my car.
Eric
Do you have a 2-post or 4-post. I have not lifted my car on the jack points yet (personally, but the dealer has) but I did do this video showing the underside on my car on my 4-post lift. You can see the little cut outs just before the rear wheels and behind the front wheels. Your belly trays may not be the same as mine, but I'd assume all 992's have the same little areas. If you end up lifting it, pics here would be great (since jacking points seem to be a staple of all good car forums). 
@Tom mine is nota conventional lift like the dealership, but a Quickjack lift. Until I build the extra garage, my ceilings are not high enough for a conventional lift. I know that Quickjack lifts comes with the rubber jack points, but I didn't know if there are any readily available for our cars out there? Or maybe we can send you some $$$$ to get us some made? If there are enough people interested to make it worth your while?Tom wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 7:41 amI knew I liked you. 48 hours after getting a new Porsche and you already are looking for ways to jack it upelm310 wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 7:12 am Hey All, this question is for everyone, especially for @Tom are there any jack point jack pads for our 992 911? I do have a lift at home, but would love to use or have jack point pads to safely lift my car.
Eric