Rhino Ramps?
#21
11-17-2005 | 04:53 PM
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 369
From: Montreal , Canada
RE: Rhino Ramps?
Dumb *** I am , I just re-read your posting , this time looking at ALL THE LETTERS ! It says 'can'T [sm=forgetit.gif]
[sm=hail.gif] You were right in the first place and we both thought the same as for taking off the wheels lol
[sm=hail.gif] You were right in the first place and we both thought the same as for taking off the wheels lol
#22
11-18-2005 | 03:15 AM
Senior Member
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 1,802
From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Rhino Ramps?
thats a very good idea, i like to just use the hydraulic jack method. it may be a little more work but those are the tools i got to work with. those ramps are very tempting to get though. you can never have enough equipment in a man's garage. 
#23
11-29-2005 | 12:25 PM
Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 2,612
RE: Rhino Ramps?
Please pick up a set of jackstands.
Do you realize that by supporting your car only on a jack to do the brakes that you are putting you life in the hands of a valve that maybe costs $0.10 and is made in China? You can pick up a set of decent jackstands for $20-30.
At a bare minimum, place one of your tires under the car laying on it;s side so that if the jack does fail, you won't get crushed under the car.
Do you realize that by supporting your car only on a jack to do the brakes that you are putting you life in the hands of a valve that maybe costs $0.10 and is made in China? You can pick up a set of decent jackstands for $20-30.
At a bare minimum, place one of your tires under the car laying on it;s side so that if the jack does fail, you won't get crushed under the car.
