Reggie

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ar design

Where did you get em? I could use a set for sure!

Reggie

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gietl

even with my low front end they work great and are like $35

Those look REALLY nice though Reggie.

Reggie

could not use Rhinos with his vette. Incline was too steep.

gietl

I could see that, it is really close with my S

ShowMeData

For that $$, I want to build a better jacking system. I seems to need the wheels off more often than not so my ramps don't get much use.

R2.7TA6

I've had them for about 4 yrs, one problem they are rated to 4,000 lbs each, but my pickup which does not weigh that much stresses them a lot.

s4LEX

Reggie -- seems like their $145 shipped "roll ups" might be an alternative to jacking up the rear.

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An alternative to a garage lift for those of us with "poor man" normal garage ceiling height -- or for showing off at next year's DATR. Not cheap at around $1,900 for the 5,000 lb model.

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Reggie

Ohhh good find