Race Ramps
07-12-2011, 09:16 PM
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Race Ramps
Anyone use Race Rampshttp://www.raceramps.com/ to change their oil on an SS or better yet, found ramps that work but don't cost $300?
I have the old school orange metal ones and have tried using various wood and brick to compensate for the steep incline. Not very safe, not very reliable.
Jim
I have the old school orange metal ones and have tried using various wood and brick to compensate for the steep incline. Not very safe, not very reliable.
Jim
07-13-2011, 03:10 PM
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OK you Rhino lovers. The SS is too low for Rhino Ramps. I just bought a pair off a guy for $25 but the approach angle is still too steep. I'll probably end up using them somehow. Just lettin' ya know.
Jim
Jim
07-13-2011, 05:23 PM
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Race Ramps are great. They will work with most low sitting cars or long nosed cars like the SS.
They are strong and very very light and will make it easy to handle and store. They do cost more but they are also state of the art in todays ramps. If you have a low vehicle there are few options out there and this is one that solves a lot of trouble. I need them for two of my cars as normal ramps just will not work.
They are strong and very very light and will make it easy to handle and store. They do cost more but they are also state of the art in todays ramps. If you have a low vehicle there are few options out there and this is one that solves a lot of trouble. I need them for two of my cars as normal ramps just will not work.
07-13-2011, 07:59 PM
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