[tmhuud]

THese seem a bit pricey but they get good reviews for cars low to the ground. What does anyone thinK?

Anyone using something better?

http://www.amazon.com/Race-R-Low-Pr...UTF8&qid=1343349146&sr=1-3&keywords=car+ramps

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[DonC1965]

I have these. They are the BEST! Not cheap, but high quality, made in USA. Very lightweight too. I maintain four cars and use these ramps on all of them. Don't forget to buy wheel chocks also. So much easier than using a jack and stands. The long gradual rise makes it easy to back the Spyder on.

 

[kaustein]

Save your money. I have ground effects and just drive up on 2*10 and then up on the ramps. No problem at all with the clearence.

 

[tmhuud]

Thanks. I think ill go for them. At least it's 8" overall Ht rather then the 6" You get from most ramps....

 

[fizxtoy]

http://www.walmart.com/ip/RhinoRamps-Black/19526658

Probably $30 or so

 

[Handsdown]

+1 to Rhino Ramps, I have a pair and they work great for both my mr2 (lowered on teins springs) and my brothers 08 altima coupe (lowered on some brand of coilovers). Haven't had any problems and they've helped up fantastically.

 

[seantc]

holy cow those are expensive

+3 for the 30 dollar walmart ones. thats what I use, theyre great

get some chalks for the front wheels too for extra safety

 

[Ferrino]

Very timely thread for me. I think I'll pick up the Rhino Ramps and use the suggestion of driving up on some wood if the nose doesn't clear them when lowered...

 

[kaustein]

Very timely thread for me. I think I'll pick up the Rhino Ramps and use the suggestion of driving up on some wood if the nose doesn't clear them when lowered...

I chamfered the edges of the boards.