Specialist Tools

Bock engine stand for workbench.



Fits:
Porsche 356
Porsche 911 912 F/G
Porsche 930
Porsche 914
Porsche 964
Porsche 993
Porsche 996
Porsche 997
Porsche 986/987 Boxster
Porsche 987c Cayman

Reference numbers:
00072120100, 000.721.201.00, 000 721 201 00, P201

For the revision of your Porsche engine, we offer engine mounts. The flange surface with your cantilevers to the mounting axis allows a secure and at the same time easily accessible attachment of the engine to a rolling engine stand.
Here you get the required trestle to be able to mount the engine mount also on a workbench or the like.
We have the engine stands for all classic Porsche as well as the 3.4-3.8L waterboxers in our program.
The stand is for engine mounts with a diameter of 60mm.

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Engine stand for engine mount.



Fits:
Porsche 996/997 Carrera
Porsche 986/987 Boxster
Porsche 987C Cayman
(Not for 911 turbo and GT2/GT3 models)

For the revision of your Porsche engine, we offer this engine mount. The flange surface with your cantilevers to the mounting axis allows a secure and at the same time easily accessible attachment of the engine to a rolling engine stand. Alternatively, you can use the engine mount to mount the engine to a workbench using an additionally available bearing block.

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Engine timing tool kit - for Porsche 997

The 7512 Engine Timing Kit provides the essential tools required to check and set the engine timing on the Porsche 911 (996 3.6 08/2001 to 07/2005, 997 3.6 & 3.8), Boxster 986 (08/2002 to 2011).

Porsche Applications include: 911 (08/2001 to 2008), Boxster (08/2002 to 2011), Cayman (2006 to 2009).
Engine applications: M96/03, M96/05, M96/23, M96/25, M97/20, M96/24, M96/26, M97/01, M97/21, M97/22.
Equivalent to OEM tools 9685, 9686, 9595 & 9595/1.
Use in accordance with OEM instructions
Supplied in a blow mould storage case

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Exhaust bolt repair kit for Porsche DFI Engines on 911/997/991/ Boxster & Cayman (9A1) 2009-Onwards



Holy broken bolts Batman! Even the latest generation of DFI (9A1) heads on the water-cooled engines are reporting broken exhaust bolts. Tasks ranging from a simple exhaust system update through an engine removal, are consistently plagued by snapped, rusted, and broken exhaust manifold bolts. Rarely can an accurate removal of the broken bolt be performed with the engine in the car, and even after removal, the task is time consuming and if not done carefully can lead to a damaged head or faulty repair. STOMSKI RACING's answer to these problems is the SR069, a kit that easily, accurately, and flexibly allows you to drill out the broken bolts - with the engine still in the car- saving time and headaches. A CNC milled plate indexes precisely off the broken bolts and/or bolt holes. Using our uniquely designed Thumb Screws, the SR069 plate is locked in place (by threading a Thumb Screw over a broken bolt or by using a supplied bolt threaded through the SR069 Thumb Screw). With the included pilot drills and drill guides, the faulty bolt can be drilled out, producing a perfectly perpendicular and centered hole that if necessary can be chased with an included M8x1.25 tap.

Kit includes anodized aluminum fixture, drill bits, tap with extension, drill jigs/guides, Thumb Screws, and hardware in a sturdy storage case. Also includes our SR065D drill guide.

Exhaust bolt repair kit for Boxster / 996 / 997 Carrera & Cayman Gen1 1997- 2009 (Not GT3, GT2 or TT engines)



With more and more broken exhaust bolts reported on the water-cooled engines, the headache of repairing a broken bolt is becoming epidemic. Tasks ranging from a simple exhaust system update through an engine removal, are consistently plagued by snapped, rusted, and broken exhaust manifold bolts. Rarely can an accurate removal of the broken bolt be performed with the engine in the car, and even after removal, the task is time consuming and if not done carefully can lead to a damaged head or faulty repair. STOMSKI RACING's answer to these problems is the SR067, a kit that easily, accurately, and flexibly allows you to drill out the broken bolts - with the engine still in the car- saving time and headaches. A CNC milled plate indexes precisely off the broken bolts and/or bolt holes. Using our uniquely designed Thumb Screws, the SR067 plate is locked in place (by threading a Thumb Screw over a broken bolt or by using a supplied bolt threaded through the SR067 Thumb Screw). With the included pilot drills and drill guides, the faulty bolt can be drilled out, producing a perfectly perpendicular and centered hole that if necessary can be chased with an included M8x1.25 tap.

Kit includes : anodized aluminum fixture, drill bits, tap with extension, drill jigs/guides, Thumb Screws, and hardware in a sturdy storage case.

Now also includes our SR065D drill guide.

Jack receptacle



Fits:
Porsche 944 from 08/1985
Porsche 964
Porsche 968
Porsche 993
Porsche 996 Carrera 2/4 / 996 Turbo
Porsche 997 Carrera 2/4 / 997 Turbo
Porsche 986 Boxster
Porsche 987 Boxster
Porsche 987C Cayman


If you want to lift your vehicle at the usual jack points, you will not get around an adapter. Only then can the vehicle safely and stably raised without risk of slipping and the underbody protection / paint are protected. This adapter can be rotated thanks to the pin geometry in the original carriage holder and sits so firmly on the vehicle.

Advantages:
• High strength thanks to 7000 aluminum alloy
• prevents scratching of the underbody protection / paint
• enables safe jacking with universal jacks
• Locking function thanks to conical journal base
• geometry adapted to the Porsche models mentioned.

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Rear main oil seal fitting tool Porsche Boxster and 911 M96/M97



Fits
Boxster/Cayman 1997-2008
Porsche 911 Carrera 1999-2008 (Excludes Turbo, GT3 and GT2 models)

Description of Tool
This is a 3D Printed tool for installing the Rear Main Seal on Porsche M96/M97 engines to the correct depth without damage to the seal. The tool is 3D printed from hard, black plastic and is very solid and durable. It is aimed at DIYers and hobbyists due to its low cost in comparison to the official Porsche tool, but would be well suited to small independent garages as the tool can be reused many times without damage.

How to use
Care must be taken when using this tool as although it is designed to make the installation of the seal as easy as possible, it is still possible to damage or incorrectly install the seal if care is not taken to install the seal properly. We accept no responsibility for incorrect usage of the tool and possible damage to the seal or engine of the vehicle. We advise you to always confirm with a digital calipers or other measuring device to make sure the seal is installed at the correct depth.
To use this tool you will also need 4 M10 X 75mm bolts and 4 washers. This is to allow for the extra thickness of the tool, and to spread the force from the bolts across the surface of the tool.
The seal must first be correctly orientated and then gently located into the opening around the crankshaft. To do this, leave the blue plastic ring in place and place the seal over the end of the crankshaft. Then push the seal on gently so that the end of the crankshaft pushes the blue ring out of the seal and the seal gets pushed onto the outside of the crankshaft.
Next place the RMS fitting tool over the seal and thread each of the 4 bolts into the crankshaft, through the holes in the tool. Make sure to orientate the tool so that the cut-out for the flywheel guide pin in the crankshaft lines up with the pin. Screw each bolt in slowly until they just about make contact with the face of the tool. From this point on the seal will start to be inserted into the engine.
Turn each bolt a quarter turn at a time, turning all 4 a quarter turn before tightening the first one again, and continuing the cycle. It is very important that the bolts are tightened small amounts, one at a time to make sure that the seal is inserted straight and not at an angle which will damage the seal.
Repeat this until the face of the crankshaft comes into contact with the inner face of the tool and it will not push the seal in any further. Remember that the tool is plastic so excessive force at the point will possibly damage the tool and push the seal in too far.
The 4 bolts can now be unscrewed and fully removed from the crankshaft. The tool can then be removed. It may be a slightly tight fit, and if it is difficult to remove by hand then there are slots in the sides of the tool to allow a screwdriver or prying tool to grip the tool and remove it. If using the slots, be careful to apply even force to both sides to ensure that the tool does not come out at an angle and get stuck or potentially move the seal.
Once the tool and bolts are removed, visually inspect the seal to make sure there is no damage. Then, use a ruler, digital callipers or depth gauge, check the depth of the seal. It should measure 13mm, from the face of the crankshaft to the face of the seal. As long as the tool was used correctly and is suitable for your engine, the seal will be installed at the right depth.
These instructions are only intended as a rough guide, you should always check a workshop manual or research online to ensure the part is being installed correctly. Using this tool requires some practical knowledge so if you are not confident in your abilities please do not attempt to install the seal yourself.

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Rear main oil seal installation tool. 



Fits

Porsche 986 Boxster 2.5lrr / 2.7ltr 
Porsche 986 Boxster S 3.2ltr 
Porsche 987.1 Boxster / Cayman 2.7ltr
Porsche 987.1 Boxster / Cayman 2.9ltr
Porsche 987.1 Boxster S / Cayman S
Porsche 987.1 RS Spyder
Porsche 996 Carrera 2 / Carrera 4
Porsche 996 Carrera 4S
Porsche 997.1 Carrera 2 / Carrera 4
Porsche 997.1 Carrera 2S /Carrera 4S

This special service tool was developed for the correct installation of the rear main oil seal. 
Trying to do this task with any other method is risking engine damage by the way of a damaged rear main seal

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Timing/tensioner pin kit - for Porsche Boxster / 996

An engine crankshaft timing and tensioner pin kit, used to secure the crankshaft pulley and camshaft chain tensioners for the flat six 2.5, 2.7, 3.2, & 3.4 engines found in the Boxster and 911 Porsche models from 1996 to 2002.

Vehicle applications include: Porsche Boxster, Boxster S, 911, Carrera
Engine applications include: M96/01 (3.4), M96/01S (3.4), M96/20 (2.5), M96/21(3.2)
Equivalent to OEM 9595/1, 00072195951, 9632/1, 00072196321, 9632, 00072196320.
Contains both left and right hand threaded tensioner compressor pins.

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