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Hello,

 

I am planning to replace the clutch of my 996 4s and therefore need to remove the transmission.

 

I will put the car on these 20" (max) Bahco jack stands. 

 

Would a 5th of this jack stand also be able to support the engine? In my opinion the effect is similar to the original Porsche tool (except that it stands on the bottom and is not connected to the car). The stand could be screwed exactly to a height "touching" the crankcase. Or am I wrong and need more of these or something different?

 

Further I need a transmission jack! Can someone recommend one? What is the maximum lowest height of this jack to remove the transmission from under the car. 

 

Thanks for hints!

 

Gert

 

 

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Suggested to raise 22" and settle the engine to something firm like wood blocks.  Transmission jack is highly recommended as you may adjust the x - y axis when you mate it to the engine.

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