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02-10-11, 03:13 PM

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wood also has a tendancy to warp (cup) over time. So just watch it.

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02-10-11, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DaveGS4

Nice job on the ramps! Make sure to put some wheel chocks on the back when the car is up there!

For guys who might want to buy a set of ramps that should work with lowered cars, check out http://www.raceramps.com/ . We got a set of these for my wife's extremely low M3 to put it onto our trailer and they have them in different lengths and angles (not sure what the IS-F would use). Not a cheap solution, but quality product in case you do want a pre-built solution.

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Originally Posted by N54MPower

Good job on building those.

I have the race ramps and I use them to get a floor jack under my cars. Great product that I use often.

I have a set of race ramps myself for my Supras. A very nice product and takes all the drama out of loading the cars onto a flat bed on the rare occasions they are transported to my my tuner for display and show purposes.