anyone used these type of driveway ramps?
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anyone used these type of driveway ramps?
http://www.bridjit.com/
these will do the trick for me, but i am concerned about someone rolling by and stealing these pieces of black rubber that i paid almost $400 for. has anyone used these before?
these will do the trick for me, but i am concerned about someone rolling by and stealing these pieces of black rubber that i paid almost $400 for. has anyone used these before?
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Actually great idea, I have been thinking about how to get around the same situation.
These are used for people who's driveways have a "miami" style half curb to them , such as all the driveways in Florida do.
These are used for people who's driveways have a "miami" style half curb to them , such as all the driveways in Florida do.
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I suppose I could just pull it out when I need it and then put it inside of my driveway gate afterwards, but that seems like a lot of effort. The other option is to just remove my aftermarket front lip, but that's no fun either! I was even planning on lowering the car...
The problem with my driveway entry is that not only is the driveway inclined, but my street has a massive crown to it, so it is literally like diving down through a valley, which makes me scrape. Plus the narrowness of the driveway gate limits my ability to approach at large angles. Ho hum.
The problem with my driveway entry is that not only is the driveway inclined, but my street has a massive crown to it, so it is literally like diving down through a valley, which makes me scrape. Plus the narrowness of the driveway gate limits my ability to approach at large angles. Ho hum.
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Ramps are banned in our city, as they mess with storm drainage, and apparently a hazard for people walking around. I had the city come and repave my sidewalk with a flat curb for $3500. Does LA do that or can you just tear your sidewalk apart yourself to do it? Honestly, it's the best car mod ever. I never worry about scraping.
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Come at it sideways and you won't have an issue, I just drive on the sidewalk for a bit instead of hitting those driveways head on. lol
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Ramps are banned in our city, as they mess with storm drainage, and apparently a hazard for people walking around. I had the city come and repave my sidewalk with a flat curb for $3500. Does LA do that or can you just tear your sidewalk apart yourself to do it? Honestly, it's the best car mod ever. I never worry about scraping.
