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Here's a cheap jack pad that works specifically for a Porsche 718. Take a good old hockey puck, drill a 1" dia. hole and insert a 1.5" long 3/4" (1"OD) PVC pipe.
The PVC pipe inserts into the jack point hole and holds the puck in place so it won't shift while jacking. I made up 4 of them for my Quickjack.
 

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Here's a cheap jack pad that works specifically for a Porsche 718. Take a good old hockey puck, drill a 1" dia. hole and insert a 1.5" long 3/4" (1"OD) PVC pipe.
The PVC pipe inserts into the jack point hole and holds the puck in place so it won't shift while jacking. I made up 4 of them for my Quickjack.
Hi Canuck, Another Canadian here, I pick up my 718 Boxster S tomorrow and wonder if you have a pic or video showing the jack points you used with your quick jack. I also have a quickjack and am interested in getting the wheels off ASAP for a good cleaning and waxing. Also did you sue the small quick jack pads withe the puck on top?

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Jeff
 

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i tried searching for jack pads on amazon and got a lot of results for corvette jack pads. They look very similar. Can anyone confirm fitment?
 

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i tried searching for jack pads on amazon and got a lot of results for corvette jack pads. They look very similar. Can anyone confirm fitment?
They are basically the same.

I picked up hockey pucks from the local ice house, told them I just wanted the ones that were no good anymore and they gave them to me. Said they were just going to the trash anyway.
 
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