How do you guys with the splitters deal with steep driveways?
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How do you guys with the splitters deal with steep driveways?
I've realized that the front of my house may be steep enough to rule out many of the cars I want. What can be done with the use of wood blocks or ramps, and do any of you guys actually use stuff like this?
This problem would, for instance, completely rule out a GT3. The front of my house is pretty steep...<ul><li><a href="http://www.discountramps.com/auto_ramps.htm">ramps</a></li></ul>
This problem would, for instance, completely rule out a GT3. The front of my house is pretty steep...<ul><li><a href="http://www.discountramps.com/auto_ramps.htm">ramps</a></li></ul>
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2 yrs + with mine...and only one incident>>>
and it was with the winglet.....caught a curb during a u-turn...all my fault....other than that....there have been a couple of occasions where it has rubbed the ground....but nothing serious
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made some ramps for my driveway... bit of a PITA but OK since I only drive it once in a blue moon
sorry only pic i have. i bought some plywood used for concrete formwork - and screwed in some wooden blocks underneath & a couple of handles on the side so i can quickly move them onto and off the driveway as needed.
...i also put in some metal screws underneath my spoiler... so they wear out instead of it.
<img src="http://xs115.xs.to/xs115/07203/TT620.jpg">
...i also put in some metal screws underneath my spoiler... so they wear out instead of it.
<img src="http://xs115.xs.to/xs115/07203/TT620.jpg">