Garage Ramps
Hi guys, am looking to purchase some ramps i can drive the car onto for undercar maintenance etc.
However, the front of the car is very low (hawk sti lowered suspension and front splitter) Can anyone recommend me some suitable ramps that will accommodate the low front end? Cheers Lewis |
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Summit like these ramp extenders may work as an option haps, either that or just jack the front of the car up then sit the car back down on the ramps so you ain't gotta drive into them. |
I use these and a lowered car goes fine on them but they aren't tall enough to give you clearance to work under the car.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124912585...4AAOSwCvZhSe9A What you can do is drive the car on them and then use the front central jacking point to lift the car and place it on axle stands. |
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I bought ramps and literally haven't used them once as the car won't fit, even more so now I've a splitter. I intended to drive the front onto ramps then jack the rear at the diff but no joy. Even the wee extension ramps didn't help.
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Depends what you really want.
Really good and very lightweight but expensive... https://www.raceramps.co.uk/ |
Originally Posted by Don Clark
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Depends what you really want.
Really good and very lightweight but expensive... https://www.raceramps.co.uk/ |
Shame you arent closer, Id be able to knock you some up like the ESM ones for a fraction of their price,
Id find a mate that has a welder and have a chat if it was me. |
Originally Posted by CharlySkunkWeed
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I bought ramps and literally haven't used them once as the car won't fit, even more so now I've a splitter. I intended to drive the front onto ramps then jack the rear at the diff but no joy. Even the wee extension ramps didn't help.
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Originally Posted by lockheed
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Shame your so close, i use this system but use scafold boards im on 18s with a higher profile tyre.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Am still a little stumped as to which ramps would work as i don't think using planks of wood onto the ramp will give me enough clearance :wonder: the race ramps look very nice, but don't seem to elevate the car high enough to get underneath for oil changes etc |
Originally Posted by lewisdj
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Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Am still a little stumped as to which ramps would work as i don't think using planks of wood onto the ramp will give me enough clearance :wonder: the race ramps look very nice, but don't seem to elevate the car high enough to get underneath for oil changes etc even her standard audi S3 won't go on without planks. |
Originally Posted by lewisdj
(Post 12117891)
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Am still a little stumped as to which ramps would work as i don't think using planks of wood onto the ramp will give me enough clearance :wonder: the race ramps look very nice, but don't seem to elevate the car high enough to get underneath for oil changes etc |
I used an old fence post on to a rung, if you go down that route make sure you support the wood under the ramp, so when your wheel travels over the wood on to the rung at the ramp the wood doesnt pop up and **** your side skirts lol
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Sealy have an offer today only £65 2 x polycarbonate ramps 1.5t each
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I looked in to these a while ago just never got around to buying them
https://www.quickjacklift.co.uk |
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