Race Ramps

Fred@ReverseLogic · 11-26-2010, 09:22 AM

Wooden ramps may be cost effective if 3-inches high is all you need. But if you want a 10" high ramp that you can safely work under with a 2-piece design that is easy to transport and store, you won't find a better alternative than Race Ramps.

If you build a 10" high ramp out of 2 x 10s you are likely to break your back trying to lift it and there is no way you are going to transport it in your car.

I am sure a lot of people who get Race Ramps have buyer's remorse, especially when their spouse finds out how much they cost. But after you have used them once a big smile will spread across your face and you will be the envy of your car club buddies.

SoCal 370Z · 11-26-2010, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Fred@ReverseLogic

I am sure a lot of people who get Race Ramps have buyer's remorse, especially when their spouse finds out how much they cost. But after you have used them once a big smile will spread across your face and you will be the envy of your car club buddies.

Buyer's remorse? Zero, nada, zip as I've never owned a finer ramp. Also, how do you get a floor creeper around the side of the wooden ramps?

Fred, any Black Friday specials your way?

Fred@ReverseLogic · 11-26-2010, 01:27 PM

I just lowered all of the Race Ramps prices yesterday. Those prices are good until the manufacturer publishes a new price list (possibly in February). The Flatstoppers are $20 off my regular price through 17-Dec-2010.

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Originally Posted by SoCal 370Z

Buyer's remorse? Zero, nada, zip as I've never owned a finer ramp. Also, how do you get a floor creeper around the side of the wooden ramps?

Fred, any Black Friday specials your way?

Nismoracer · 11-26-2010, 04:18 PM

Just looked at prices of the race ramps + extenders $208 + $119 + S&H = $327 + S&H I think it comes out to almost 400 bucks. Gonna try the build my own extenders cuz I already have the rhino ramps. I don't see the hole though where that guy put the bolt through. Or dig a ditch in my yard lol.

Fred@ReverseLogic · 11-26-2010, 05:30 PM

Our price for the one piece RR-56 ramps plus Xtenders is $187 + $107 = $294 including S&H. If you can wait a couple of weeks, the RR-65-2 2-piece 2-stage incline Race Ramps with the integrated XTenders will be about the same price. Price TBD, but, I expect the street price to be no more than $300 including shipping.

See the drawings at this link or on my website.

Drawings for 2-piece, 2-stage incline Race Ramps

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Originally Posted by Nismoracer

Just looked at prices of the race ramps + extenders $208 + $119 + S&H = $327 + S&H I think it comes out to almost 400 bucks. Gonna try the build my own extenders cuz I already have the rhino ramps. I don't see the hole though where that guy put the bolt through. Or dig a ditch in my yard lol.

SoCal 370Z · 11-26-2010, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Fred@ReverseLogic

...the RR-65-2 2-piece 2-stage incline Race Ramps with the integrated XTenders will be even less. Price TBD, but, I expect the street price to be no more than $300 including shipping.

Drawings for 2-piece, 2-stage incline Race Ramps

Going to be very popular among the clear bra installers too!

chops · 11-26-2010, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Fred@ReverseLogic

Wooden ramps may be cost effective if 3-inches high is all you need. But if you want a 10" high ramp that you can safely work under with a 2-piece design that is easy to transport and store, you won't find a better alternative than Race Ramps.

If you build a 10" high ramp out of 2 x 10s you are likely to break your back trying to lift it and there is no way you are going to transport it in your car.

haha thats very true..although they wont ever leave my garage so im perfectly fine with that!

11-26-2010, 09:22 AM	#1 (permalink)
Fred@ReverseLogic Base Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 50 Drives: competitors crazy Rep Power: 15	Wooden ramps versus Race Ramps Wooden ramps may be cost effective if 3-inches high is all you need. But if you want a 10" high ramp that you can safely work under with a 2-piece design that is easy to transport and store, you won't find a better alternative than Race Ramps. If you build a 10" high ramp out of 2 x 10s you are likely to break your back trying to lift it and there is no way you are going to transport it in your car. I am sure a lot of people who get Race Ramps have buyer's remorse, especially when their spouse finds out how much they cost. But after you have used them once a big smile will spread across your face and you will be the envy of your car club buddies. __________________ www.ReverseLogic.us

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11-26-2010, 04:18 PM	#4 (permalink)
Nismoracer Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Earth Posts: 420 Drives: 10 Nismo Rep Power: 15	Just looked at prices of the race ramps + extenders $208 + $119 + S&H = $327 + S&H I think it comes out to almost 400 bucks. Gonna try the build my own extenders cuz I already have the rhino ramps. I don't see the hole though where that guy put the bolt through. Or dig a ditch in my yard lol.