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Old 03-05-2013, 07:43 PM   #551
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Not a great start to 2013, couldn't get out of my own driveway. Haven't even lowered the front fully yet, still 1.5 inches of wheelgap upfront. =_= Thinking of building some sort of permanent ramp.. any ideas guys?

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LOL asian parents thought it would be good to leave the plastic on to keep things new when we built the house. Now it won't come off, same issue with our neighbours LOL
Our front door has the plastic stuck on, EVERY person who comes into the house comments on it. Most annoying thing ever...
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Not a great start to 2013, couldn't get out of my own driveway. Haven't even lowered the front fully yet, still 1.5 inches of wheelgap upfront. =_= Thinking of building some sort of permanent ramp.. any ideas guys?
Only thing I can see working is the usual set of wooden planks. Thing is, those aren't permanent, and can be a pain to set up if you're in a rush. Or, can you park your car at an angle LOL.
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Not a great start to 2013, couldn't get out of my own driveway. Haven't even lowered the front fully yet, still 1.5 inches of wheelgap upfront. =_= Thinking of building some sort of permanent ramp.. any ideas guys?

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Should just build a ramp with 2x4s or as mentioned use the other side, I drag my lip going in and out of the garage
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Not a great start to 2013, couldn't get out of my own driveway. Haven't even lowered the front fully yet, still 1.5 inches of wheelgap upfront. =_= Thinking of building some sort of permanent ramp.. any ideas guys?

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It's a more permanent solution, just make sure the city doesn't really notice.. But where your front end, ends, there's a small crack in the alley cement. Why not use quick-dry cement and pour the ramp out to there? To satisfy the "overall appearance" just do it for both garages to match.

It won't be totally permanent just because the quick-dry won't bond properly to the cement below, but it should last for a decent amount of time. (I've done patch jobs on my driveway that lasted 3-5 years)
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Only thing I can see working is the usual set of wooden planks. Thing is, those aren't permanent, and can be a pain to set up if you're in a rush. Or, can you park your car at an angle LOL.
Yea just throw some long blocks of wood and screw it just leave it out there 24/7.
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Yea just throw some long blocks of wood and screw it just leave it out there 24/7.

wood?... rain... nope, one day he will drive out and it will snap, try making to small brideges out of steel? and a little v support under it to the ground and leave it out? 50-60$ metal and a few welds.. done

looks like water would have to pass thru anyways so this solves that also


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People are assholes though, and it'll probably get stolen within a week unless it's bolted to the ground or something.
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People are assholes though, and it'll probably get stolen within a week unless it's bolted to the ground or something.
back alley, probably not

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Not a great start to 2013, couldn't get out of my own driveway. Haven't even lowered the front fully yet, still 1.5 inches of wheelgap upfront. =_= Thinking of building some sort of permanent ramp.. any ideas guys?
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Surprised no one has mentioned it yet, but that driveway doesn't look that bad. The angle you are coming at it however,. Costco used to have those rubber mats too that are about an inch thick that are specifically for steep curbs. Back when I lived in edmonton we used those.
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Surprised no one has mentioned it yet, but that driveway doesn't look that bad. The angle you are coming at it however,. Costco used to have those rubber mats too that are about an inch thick that are specifically for steep curbs. Back when I lived in edmonton we used those.
now those will get stolen within 24hrs. in van anyways lol
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This thread is seriously lacking in wheel gap

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Before she got washed. I don't know if the VS-XX are as big of a pain to wash as my old NT03's.

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Before she got washed. I don't know if the VS-XX are as big of a pain to wash as my old NT03's.

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Hm, I too just got my car back from the bodyshop. But it wasn't for damage repair, but rather a full exterior respray.



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