Subject	You'll need some help. Here's what I did:
Posted by	BigA on October 17, 2011 at 2:14 PM
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In Reply To	Ramps posted by NismoZ (Louisville) on October 17, 2011 at 08:22 AM
Message	I found some scrap lumber from a new house that was under construction and built these "helper" ramps. Notice the piece behind the ramp to keep the rhino ramps from sliding out. Once the weight of the car is on the first step, there's no slippage at all, even on my slick garage concrete. Just those 3 layers were enough to drive up on the ramps without hitting the front. You can always add another layer if you have any clearance issues.
Follow Ups	Ramps - NismoZ (Louisville) 08:22:18 10/17/11 Sure is jack up the car and set it on the ramps.... (n/m) - twin3037 08:25:37 10/17/11 stacked and chamfered 2x10s (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 08:34:35 10/17/11 Same. - Bernie (NoVA) 09:10:37 10/17/11 Did you feel a difference with those inner fender braces? (n/m) - Jayru 11:41:23 10/17/11 Pretty sure that's Adam (NoVA)'s car. R33 wheels and SPL - BigTDogg (MA) 11:54:03 10/17/11 I've been eying those braces for a while... - Jayru 12:25:41 10/17/11 they serve a specific purpose, you need to decide if that - LJZTT 12:32:41 10/17/11 yes, and he felt a notiable differance - Halo TTZ 13:48:08 10/17/11 Yup (n/m) - Aqualung 09:13:58 10/17/11 If you still have the stock fascia, you might need nothing. (n/m) - boileralum 12:40:14 10/17/11 You'll need some help. Here's what I did: - BigA 14:14:00 10/17/11 Very helpful! Been thinking of this 2. Thanks for posting (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 19:46:45 10/17/11
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