Low Profile Ramps / Race Ramps!
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Low Profile Ramps / Race Ramps!
i was looking for some low profile ramps so i could get the car on and detail underneath it/ come in handy for oil changes.
anyway after searching i found out they cost a bomb! so may aswell stick with trolley jack and axel stands
but hey i found this
may be of handy for you guys that are handy with the tools.. create your own ramp!
Mustangworld - Build yourself some ramps !
i dont trust myself to do it, but if someone can make these up, i'd pay for one at a reasonable price and collect :P lol
anyway after searching i found out they cost a bomb! so may aswell stick with trolley jack and axel stands
but hey i found this
may be of handy for you guys that are handy with the tools.. create your own ramp!
Mustangworld - Build yourself some ramps !
i dont trust myself to do it, but if someone can make these up, i'd pay for one at a reasonable price and collect :P lol
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Never thought of making my own ramps! Worth a thought
Got some ramps for £10 from Machine Mart about 8 years ago and they've always done me right but just don't raise high enough
Got some ramps for £10 from Machine Mart about 8 years ago and they've always done me right but just don't raise high enough
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i was thinking about getting some of these ive had a few things from this company & they've bin spot on J's Racing Wheel Support, Access Ramps | Sumo Power | J's Racing | The UK's Number 1 for japanese performance parts
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Its really not that difficult to build your self, a couple of lengths or 8"x2" is all you need.
I've had no choice but to drive onto blocks of wood as all my previous cars have been so low that my trolley jack wouldn’t fit underneath other wise.
The Impreza is on stilts in comparison and I have no problem getting the jack underneath and my car is sitting on the Prodrive lowering springs
I've had no choice but to drive onto blocks of wood as all my previous cars have been so low that my trolley jack wouldn’t fit underneath other wise.
The Impreza is on stilts in comparison and I have no problem getting the jack underneath and my car is sitting on the Prodrive lowering springs
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honestly these are very easy to make.
delivery on something like this would be £100's.
the timber involved is around £30, then all you need is a Saw, a tape measure, pencil, 4x75mm screws and 3mm drill.
the length and size of timber you need is 200mmx47mmx4800mm. these will be around £15 each from your local timber yard.
honestly these are very easy to make.
delivery on something like this would be £100's.
the timber involved is around £30, then all you need is a Saw, a tape measure, pencil, 4x75mm screws and 3mm drill.
the length and size of timber you need is 200mmx47mmx4800mm. these will be around £15 each from your local timber yard.
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I have a normal set of car ramps and 2x 36 inch of 4 x 4 fence post to get my lowered cars on the ramps, just sit the wood on the 2nd rung up and sock under the front wheels with the other end, I have put a piece of 2x1 at 1 end to go over the rung to stop it slipping.
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