need help with lowered car

[Every_detail]

This is why I went with air ride

[FUNX650]

Your set-up(down ) doesn't leave you too
many options. Here's a few ideas I have
that may just get you over-the-hump:

I. If you're going to use this particular shop,
then you're going to need to build a quite long, and
able to be taken-apart, approach/incline:


...having a pitch similar to these pre-fabbed ramps:






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II. Find a shop that has an inground
work-pit, similar to this:


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III. Or a shop/friend that has a
two post lift, similar to this:


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Bob

[Hokie335i]

This is how you should orient the wood 2x4 pieces as you asked..

http://www.the370z.com/members/onzed...ps-helpers.jpg

[asianisafish]

Thanks everyone for the help, but my front end clears the ramp and we can get the front tire close to the point the ramp levels out on the lift, but we can't go any further because the side skirts/frame touch the top bend corner of the ramp and we are stuck there

[Hokie335i]

Then what about putting the wood in front of the rear wheels once the front is up on the ramp. Then use the wood as a slowly elevating runner to slowly lift the rear tires onto the ramp

[FUNX650]

we can get the front tire close to the point the ramp levels out on the lift, but we can't go any further because the side skirts/frame touch the top bend corner of the ramp and we are stuck there

That's the problem that the extended
approach ramps will resolve!


Bob