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Guess I better ask for 4 ramps for Christmas.
I can use them right now. I used to have a pair of home made ones (2x12's and 2x4's), but I think I gave them to my son. They are too steep for the Vette, but the jack and place method would work.
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Sorry Dave. I pulled out the joke I made. My conscience got the best of me. It really wasn't funny.
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Send PMEasthampton, MA - USA
Joined: 5/27/2007
Posts: 114
Vette(s): 1970 corvette conv, 350 auto.
Hello, I have had the front end up on ramps..and a little more room would be great. Sounds like I will do the 2X10 Idea...got a couple extra ones in the cellar ready to work. I thought that it would be a good irea to "hang" the suspension while keeping the car jacked up by the frame....Thought that would allow the suspension to stretch back out a little if it was a bit sagged., Thanks again E.M.
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If those blocks are cement, they are OK, but do not use cinder blocks!!! They can break very easy. The best thing to use is a good set of jack stands, you can get ones that go high. I would not let the wheels hang free. If you're not going to work on it, just leave it on the floor.
Good luck,
Dave
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