Race Ramps
Racer
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 277
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From: Lapeer MI
Former Vendor
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,250
Likes: 55
From: Philadelphia PA
The 56" and 67" ramps have the same exact incline, 10.8 degress. Therefore, the car-to-ramp clearance is the same for both ramps. Think of the extra length being added at the tall end rather than at the beginning of the ramp. The extra length is what gets the car 2" higher.
If you did need more clearance when the ramps are pushed up against the tires, you need to get a ramp with a lower angle. There are several ramp models with a lower incline.
RR-72-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-72-14-2 - 7.7 degrees
RLL-80-2 - 6.8 degrees
RR-80-10-2 - 8.5 degrees
RLL-87-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-99-2 - 3.5 to 8 degrees progressive incline
If you did need more clearance when the ramps are pushed up against the tires, you need to get a ramp with a lower angle. There are several ramp models with a lower incline.
RR-72-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-72-14-2 - 7.7 degrees
RLL-80-2 - 6.8 degrees
RR-80-10-2 - 8.5 degrees
RLL-87-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-99-2 - 3.5 to 8 degrees progressive incline
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 917
Likes: 25
From: College Station Tx
I have the 56", 2 piece ramps. I use them on my 95 and have no issues getting the car on them. I love having the ability to remove the ramp section once I get the car up. It gives me ample room to slide in jackstands (extra precaution) and to get under the car from the side. They are really light weight and easy to store. I've never had issues with them sliding when driving up on them. After getting them, I can't imagine trying anything else.
Team Owner
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 28,465
Likes: 3,288
From: Hartford WI
The 56" and 67" ramps have the same exact incline, 10.8 degress. Therefore, the car-to-ramp clearance is the same for both ramps. Think of the extra length being added at the tall end rather than at the beginning of the ramp. The extra length is what gets the car 2" higher.
If you did need more clearance when the ramps are pushed up against the tires, you need to get a ramp with a lower angle. There are several ramp models with a lower incline.
RR-72-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-72-14-2 - 7.7 degrees
RLL-80-2 - 6.8 degrees
RR-80-10-2 - 8.5 degrees
RLL-87-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-99-2 - 3.5 to 8 degrees progressive incline
If you did need more clearance when the ramps are pushed up against the tires, you need to get a ramp with a lower angle. There are several ramp models with a lower incline.
RR-72-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-72-14-2 - 7.7 degrees
RLL-80-2 - 6.8 degrees
RR-80-10-2 - 8.5 degrees
RLL-87-2 - 6.8 degrees
RLL-99-2 - 3.5 to 8 degrees progressive incline
Former Vendor
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,250
Likes: 55
From: Philadelphia PA
The RR-56-2 (56" x 12" x 8") or the RR-XT-2 (67" x 14" x 10") will work fine with your C4. Both ramps are eligible for a $20 cash back factory rebate through 31-Mar-2016.
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19710990
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19952522
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19710990
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19952522
What is it you recommend for the C4 since that is my most difficult vehicle? I had a set of ramps but found that every time I tried to drive on them, they slid away from the car so it gets on it uneven. I bought those from some Autozone or something but after they kept slipping for the C4 and the front bumper skirt kept hitting the ramp, I put them where they belong. At the Salvation Army and me with a tax write off.
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Drifting
Joined: Feb 2016
Posts: 1,384
Likes: 339
From: Simi Valley CA
The RR-56-2 (56" x 12" x 8") or the RR-XT-2 (67" x 14" x 10") will work fine with your C4. Both ramps are eligible for a $20 cash back factory rebate through 31-Mar-2016.
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19710990
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19952522
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19710990
http://www.reverselogic.us/shop.html...mps/p/19952522
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 882
Likes: 52
I bought the 67 inch 2 pc ramps 4 years ago from Fred. They are great, use them all the time. Store easily by stacking them on my top shelf in work shop.
The 10 inch height is great for all routine and repair work.
Can't go wrong!
The 10 inch height is great for all routine and repair work.
Can't go wrong!
Former Vendor
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,250
Likes: 55
From: Philadelphia PA
I tried the two links to the Reverse Logic online store in post #8. Ramp prices display on both links. My guess is that there is some issue with the particular browser version and the shopping cart software. Please try another browser besides Internet Explorer.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 1999
Posts: 2,931
Likes: 127
From: Ashland Alabama
Its the ecwid shopping cart they are using. Has javascript issues that ie tosses. Works with firefox and other browsers.
I get a good bit of customers from there when they move up to needing a large online store.
I get a good bit of customers from there when they move up to needing a large online store.