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Although expensive, I'm thinking about these as a lifetime investment:
I've done the self-made wood ramps before, but I like the concept of these....supposedly non-skid and they are detachable for when you need to get between the wheelbase.
Eastwood makes these for your jack, but it wouldn't be difficult to adapt them to a jackstand.
Here's what I use all the time for ramps to get the jack under the car:
Bought the wood at Lowes, had them cut it for me, screwed and glued it at home.
that seems liek a GREAT IDEA!! i need to build something like that... i always have problems getting my car up my side skirts are HUGE... i have the INGS sideskirt so its so hard... the top of the jack doesnt even hit the jackspot and it already hit my sideskirts...
Although expensive, I'm thinking about these as a lifetime investment:
I've done the self-made wood ramps before, but I like the concept of these....supposedly non-skid and they are detachable for when you need to get between the wheelbase.
I was looking into that last year. Don't a full set cost like $500-$1000?
Although expensive, I'm thinking about these as a lifetime investment:
I've done the self-made wood ramps before, but I like the concept of these....supposedly non-skid and they are detachable for when you need to get between the wheelbase.
if you have a front lip and dropped those wont work. at least not for me... the have a test on their site to see if your car is high enough to clear it.
The set I showed is about $350-$400. However there are other models that start at around $225.
Heres what I dont get, for that much money, why not just go to a metal fab shop and have them weld you some ramps to your own specific needs. If I had a MIG welder, I would have made my own years ago.
Heres what I dont get, for that much money, why not just go to a metal fab shop and have them weld you some ramps to your own specific needs. If I had a MIG welder, I would have made my own years ago.
Cause then they'd be metal, which would be heavy. And they'd be one-piece, so they would be bulky.
I could make a ramp for much cheaper with some wood, but then the same issues would arise.