New Porsche Taycan Jack Pads Available

[RTH]

https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/9J1802819.htm?pn=9J1-802-819-OEM

@Ezikiel37 @Vercingetorix , I have a 2021 Taycan RWD. I am also missing the right rear jack point. How does this fit the 2021 Taycan? Does it come in right and left specifically or can it fit both sides. Is it easy to install? Anywhere I can find the instruction to do that?

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[kurand]

They are not handed and are push fit; one part fits left and right, front and back. Part number 9J1802819.

 

[Ezikiel37]

What kurand said

 

[Crazymind]

What Uk based Taycan owners have bought? It seems I can’t find anything to properly fit Her Majesty.

 

[allroadusa]

Any rectangle BMW jack pad will fit.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=bmw+ja...fix=bmw+jac,aps,129&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_1_7

 

[gompie23]

https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005...st_main.4.67e179d2En1QbN&gatewayAdapt=glo2nld

 

[Shug]

I jacked my Taycan up with a Nissan GTR spacer and it damaged the spacer.

I measured everything up and 3D printed a spacer that correctly fits the Taycan jacking point.

Here are the dimensions I used.

Works perfectly, I printed it out of Nylon + 20% Carbon fibre.

 

[ebarron]

I jacked my Taycan up with a Nissan GTR spacer and it damaged the spacer.

I measured everything up and 3D printed a spacer that correctly fits the Taycan jacking point.

Here are the dimensions I used.

Works perfectly, I printed it out of Nylon + 20% Carbon fibre.

Did you make the STL available anywhere?

 

[prj]

That's not exactly hard to recreate. Single sketch in Fusion, extrude, extrude, fillet, fillet, done.

 

[ebarron]

Yep. And I can do that. I'm just being lazy if it was already posted somewhere and my search failed to find it.

 

[Shug]

Did you make the STL available anywhere?

If you message me, I can send you the stl.

Once you have the dimensions, it only takes a couple of minutes to create.

Need to print with 100 walls so that it is as solid as it can be.

PLA is probably the best material, but I used PA6-CF since that is what I mostly print with.

 

[Shug]

Just noticed that you can attach files on the threads.

Attached is the Jack puck that I designed.

 

[ebarron]

Just noticed that you can attach files on the threads.

Attached is the Jack puck that I designed.

Nice. Will download and order the right filament.

 

[whitex]

Just noticed that you can attach files on the threads.

Attached is the Jack puck that I designed.

Have you thought about adding a magnet to make it stay? Alternatively if you have a dual head 3d printer (or willing to waste a bunch of filament), you could add a TPU layer around the top "floor" so that the pad wedges itself, or just add a groove and find a o-ring gasket to place in the groove to do the same.

PS> Do you do any annealing with the PA6-CF prints?

 

[whitex]

PLA is probably the best material, but I used PA6-CF since that is what I mostly print with.

PLA is not as strong as PA6-CF. I haven't printed ones for me, but when I was considering doing it I was going to try the PPA-CF (the strongest, on paper at least, filament I have handy).

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