Uncle Meat

...in case you ever wondered.

Unreal

Mine goes up just fine without extenders. Is your car lowered?

1FUNC5

ahhh sunny Alabama days!

jlavettez06

Do you guys use these ramps to ever load your z into a car trailer? I am looking into buying a set of these for myself. I just bought a set of CCW rims and hoosier r6 tires for track days. I also have a ZR1 CF style front chin spiltter i just put on the track. The suspension is all stock. My new tires sizes are 315x35x18 and 345x30x18. Race ramp offers 4",5" and 6". I am trying to figure out what hieght will work best. Any advice is appreciated.

zx1421

looking to get the right ramps, 67" dont cut it?

Michael_D

Mine sits as low as it can on the front jacking bolts and about 1/2" of threads remaining on the rears. It will not roll up the 67" ramps. I have a set of extenders on order.

Les

Those look really nice. I've been using the 2 piece 67" Race Ramps for about 3 years now and have been able to use a small folded up piece of carpet as a mini-ramp. If you want to save the $$$ I think you could cut a piece of plywood to butt against the ramp and it would work fine. It doesn't take much to keep from scraping that splitter.

phxcobra

Are you using a crossbeam adapter to jack up the rear?

crownu2

His car maybe lowerd, I know mine is and I need them to get my Z06 up the standard 67" ramps...Me love them... LOL.......

Uncle Meat

No. Factory ride height, but you're not the first to ask if my car was lowered.

Just barely.

Yes & no. I'm not using a special tool, just a short piece of 2x4 to get it up and onto the wheel chocks.

U.M.

Unreal

Well my car goes right onto the 67" ramps without the extenders.

0Brute

That looks nice! Spring has arrived for sure!

:vader:

Ben B.

TxTorn8-O

Not sure if you saw my last quote I tried to post. Nevertheless, I bought the first pair of a new "very low ramp" design by a company called Reverse Logic (REVERSELOGIC.US). Just do a Google search for "RLL-87-2". This guy took what RaceRamps already had and modified their design and is now the only distributor for this product. They are a 2-stage, 2-piece ramp that has an initial 6.5 deg incline and transitions to a slighlty steeper incline. By the time your reach the second stage you've already cleared all front spoilers to include the Z06 style chin spoiler. I have tried these already and absolutely NO problems negotiating these fine ramps. They are a bit more expensive than the others (that don't work) but definitely worth every penny in my mind and provide the safety needed and piece of mind that they are going to hold up the weight of the car. His website is:

WWW.REVERSELOGIC.US

I know they work well because my vehicle is the one shown on his website. I think there is even a video that shows the drive up but I can't seem to see the YouTube video that once was shown.

TxTorn8-O

Not sure if you saw my last quote I tried to post. Nevertheless, I bought the first pair of a new design by a company called Reverse Logic (REVERSELOGIC.US). Just do a Google search for "RLL-87-2". This guy took what RaceRamps already had and modified their design and is now the only distributor for this product. They are a 2-stage, 2-piece ramp that has an initial 6.5 deg incline and transitions to a slighlty steeper incline. By the time your reach the second stage you've already cleared all front spoilers to include the Z06 style chin spoiler. I have tried these already and absolutely NO problems negotiating these fine ramps. They are a bit more expensive than the other (that don't work) but definitely worth every penny in my mind and provide the safety needed and piece of mind that they are going to hold up the weight of the car. His website is:

WWW.REVERSELOGIC.US

I know they work well because my vehicle is the one shown on his website. I think there is even a video that shows the drive up but I can't seem to see the YouTube video that once was shown.

08MSZ06

My car goes up the 67" ramps without the extenders but the black chin spoiler does scrape a little but not enough to cause damage or prevent me from going up the ramps.

Prime Target

same here.

0Brute

Keep looking at this pic over the last few days. Man, do I like that color! Most Z's "Tickle" the ramp (on XT's alone) as they ascend, but I haven't had any reports of a problem. Xtenders do give more piece of mind and we sell alot of them. Some owners prefer that nothing "tickles" their vehicle. If anyone has questions, feel free to call us, PM/email, etc.



Ben B.

Uncle Meat

+1 Me too. It just barely makes contact, not enough for me to worry about... it scrapes more going in and out of my driveway!

U.M.

SoCA04V

Wish I would have seen this thread earlier. I have a race of 67" waiting on my doorstep from FedEx. My car is lowered, so I think I might need to return them and go the reverse logic route.

0Fred@ReverseLogic

Our RLL-87-2 and RLL-89-2 ramps are definitely more convenient than the optional XTenders for the 67" ramps. They are easier to use and to store. And since the incline sections have a low approach angle, you can get the optional trailer ramp adapters and convert the incline sections into trailer ramps. Doing this represents a big savings compared to purchasing dedicated service and trailer ramps.