Home Made Ramps
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From: First to Sign Grumpy's Hat Only 53 miles from Hell
St. Jude Donor '06-'09-'10-'11
Originally Posted by DukeDiablo
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Instructor
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From: Kissimmee, FL
Yes it is
It is approx. 4"
Originally Posted by iceman_t1
jdenn47, if you measure the distance from the bottom of the air damn to the ground, how far is it? Is it at least greater than 1 1/2"?
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From: Houston TX
Sorry for the lack of response. I've been online but not much time to reply.
jdenn, you have enough clearance for a system line mine. The stock air damn sits about 21" in front of the inside of the front wheel. My ramps allow a car that is as low as 3" to get up on them without touching.
jdenn, you have enough clearance for a system line mine. The stock air damn sits about 21" in front of the inside of the front wheel. My ramps allow a car that is as low as 3" to get up on them without touching.
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From: Jenison MI
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St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by iceman_t1
WZDADS, I got the idea from another forum member who posted pics.
Last edited by fsr402; Sep 13, 2004 at 09:58 PM.
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From: Bahston Mass.
I made a set from a set of staging planks that I had kicking around. Nothing anyone can't do in an hour, and they hang on the garage wall when your done. No scraping, and they have a safety 'stop' when you get to the top , so you can never go over!! These have been used about 30 times already with no problems!!
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From: Houston TX
Hey Jeff. I think you should take your pics on sunny days. ;-)
I'll admit I went a bit overboard but I do have the ramp pieces I can move around to get one end of a vehicle in the air and I also have the ability to get any vehicle completely in the air and level. This helps when the job requires having the car elevated and level.
I'll admit I went a bit overboard but I do have the ramp pieces I can move around to get one end of a vehicle in the air and I also have the ability to get any vehicle completely in the air and level. This helps when the job requires having the car elevated and level.
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From: Bahston Mass.
Originally Posted by iceman_t1
Hey Jeff. I think you should take your pics on sunny days. ;-)
There's no such thing as "overboard" in the Vette world is there?
