A godsend for those with lowered cars?

[Jand3rson]

Someone mentioned these on bf.c today, so I Googled them. They're ramps made specifically for lowered vehicles, giving enough ground clearance to easily fit a floor jack underneath. I'm strongly considering buying a set very soon.

http://www.rallysportdirect.com/shop...53641fa3c07884

[thejimlab]

i made my own out of scrap wood.

[gazellebeigem3]

those would work much better than the 2x4s i have been using lol!

[e304me]

or just buy a decent jack?

[Sean]

or just buy a decent jack?

My dad bought that very very low craftsman aluminum jack.


STILL doesn't fit underneath my car - I always have to raise my car slightly using the stock jack to get a floorjack underneath it.

I'll probably just make some ramps on my own. Those are abit too pricey. lol

[Jand3rson]

My dad bought that very very low craftsman aluminum jack.


STILL doesn't fit underneath my car - I always have to raise my car slightly using the stock jack to get a floorjack underneath it.

I'll probably just make some ramps on my own. Those are abit too pricey. lol

That's true, they are pretty pricey. I could make some ramps of my own for a fraction of that price.

And "buying a decent jack" won't solve the fact that even if I get the lowest profile jack there is, once I get the jack under the jacking point, I still don't have any room to physically move the handle and jack up the car.

[h0lmes]

My dad bought that very very low craftsman aluminum jack.


STILL doesn't fit underneath my car - I always have to raise my car slightly using the stock jack to get a floorjack underneath it.

I'll probably just make some ramps on my own. Those are abit too pricey. lol

What suspension are you running? I am sitting on IE stage 3's and bilstein sports and I can fit that jack under my car just fine.

[Low Level E30]

Waste of money.

Just drive up on a couple planks of wood. Very easy and far cheaper.

[egk2]

Damn, $80! I just keep a couple of blocks of wood in my trunk for my stock jack and my floor jack goes low enough w/o wood.

[Streetspec_iS]

Waste of money.

Just drive up on a couple planks of wood. Very easy and far cheaper.

jup jup

[RCWells]

And "buying a decent jack" won't solve the fact that even if I get the lowest profile jack there is, once I get the jack under the jacking point, I still don't have any room to physically move the handle and jack up the car.

Uh, yeah, it will. But you have to buy a REALLY REALLY REALLY decent jack like this:



http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/sh...ACHyd1_pg1.htm

http://www.ac-hydraulic.com/uk/index_ws.htm

[Sean]

What suspension are you running? I am sitting on IE stage 3's and bilstein sports and I can fit that jack under my car just fine.

IE 3's w/ Koni SA's and no spring pads in front.

Mine seems to be lower than other IE3 cars - postmaster has IE3's and Bilsteins - and my car sits lower.

[Axxe]

IE 3's w/ Koni SA's and no spring pads in front.

Mine seems to be lower than other IE3 cars - postmaster has IE3's and Bilsteins - and my car sits lower.

It's the konis. A local guy has H&R sports with Konis and he is as low as IE and billy cars.



I made some ramps out of 2x4's, mitred them @ 45* to make them easy to drive up, and screwed two together. Works like a charm, and I can lift the car by the front subframe without troubles.

[Jon325i]

Now THAT is my idea of a jack. I've read up on them and they are perfect for lowered cars with the jackpad just 3" off the ground in the lowest position. I think even H&R Cup kit guys can squeeze one of these bad boys under their cars.

Jon

[Ryan Stewart]

Man you guys must be slammed or something. I can slide my floor jack under my frame rail and have an inch to spare.