Rhino Ramps
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Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Beautiful CO
St. jude Donor '14
Originally Posted by spdnman
If I use Rhino Ramps to raise the rear of the Vette, what do I need to do for safety? Just back up onto them and chock the front wheels? Thanks. Adam
Tie a piece of rope (about 24" lg) to the end of each ramp. Lay it straight out towards your car. Now drive over the rope and onto the ramps. This will keep the ramps from sliding while you are driveling up the incline.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 1,220
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From: St. Robert Missouri
Originally Posted by Elite Engineering
Here is a trick that I can't take credit for, but it works great!
Tie a piece of rope (about 24" lg) to the end of each ramp. Lay it straight out towards your car. Now drive over the rope and onto the ramps. This will keep the ramps from sliding while you are driveling up the incline.
Tie a piece of rope (about 24" lg) to the end of each ramp. Lay it straight out towards your car. Now drive over the rope and onto the ramps. This will keep the ramps from sliding while you are driveling up the incline.
I'll give ya credit for this one!
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