Yah, Supposedly Sam Adams will be moving in to that brewery now...

We'll see though.

 

Note that those ramps were a whopping $177!

 

177? wholy crud! I'll make mine outta wood, thanks... lmao

 

I agree, 200 bucks after shipping is ALOT of money... You could buy jack stands, and a low-profile jack for that price...

 

Try a QUARTER that price... I just picked up a standard rolling jack, two normal hieght jack stands, and two wheel chocks from JC Whitney for a whopping 35 bucks! well worth it.

 

only problem is, with cars like mine, you need a low-profile jack to get under all of the body effects. And Lo-pro jacks cost money

 

Is this always the way? You finally find the perfect product and the cost is out of sight. I guess the manufacture realizes they have a nitch market and can ask those prices. I'll keep the site on my favorites and hope for a sale. I'm thinking, if one company is making them, surely there are others we don't know about. If I find any body else out there I'll post it, if the prices are better.

 

Yah, you also have the same car style I do. It is tough to fit anything under that thing....

 

I'm not sure how much lower your cars are than mine (02 SS), but for me, I use Rhino Ramps that I bought from Wal-Fart -> http://www.rhinoramps.com/product.html. I have adequate clearance, but I made one change. The ramps came with rubber pads on the bottom, but they were pretty loosely attached, and I ended up losing them during my recent move. Home Depot caries a product called Plasti Dip that is basically a liquid rubber, so I painted about three coats on the bottom of my ramps, and it made a huge difference. The ramps used to slide out as I was backing off of them and they don't move anymore.

Hope this helps, good luck.

-Adrian

 

Well, with stock cars, thats fine, but the Tony Stewart and Dale Jr and Sr. Cars have ground effects on them: