Affordable ramps
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2023
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https://www.summitracing.com/search/...rd=Sum%20Ramps
here are options. I have the $149 ramps. The rubber drags but the car goes up fine. The ramp removes.
For the money they are good I often use the cradle part and just jack it up and put the wheels in them.
here are options. I have the $149 ramps. The rubber drags but the car goes up fine. The ramp removes.
For the money they are good I often use the cradle part and just jack it up and put the wheels in them.
Burning Brakes
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I use Rhino Ramps on my car. Has worked well for many years.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2019
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Most of the race or rhino ramps work for your car if it's the stock height and doesn't have a splitter. If it does, you're better off making ramps out of wood. The video posted on here is good but, I went a slightly different route. It's more work but, it is better for my use. The difference is that I used latches to completely remove that portion and not just swing out of the way.
