For installing my cobb sway bars this weekend!

 

Nice. I really need a set. Where did you get them?

 

wow, these are really nice

 

www.raceramps.com

and i also found a 10% coupon code - 993c4s8

 

nice! what size did u go with? 56 or 67? also is your car lowered??

 

wow they are pricey...anyone know of any similar products?

 

your Boxer in the background looks sad, i think your are noit spending enough time and money on him


looks good man

 

You're going to want to take the wheels off to install the sways.

 

This looks like something really good to have.

 

6x6 pressure treated can be found here.... http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...atalogId=10053

 

I was looking at the exact same set. Those are the 56" right? I didn't see those blocks from your pics on the site. Were they included with the ramps? Also, how do the ramps look? Are they good quality? Pretty solid. I would imagine they are from the price, because local auto shops have similar looking ramps for $45.

 

I got the 56". The car isn't lowered now but will be lowered on some swifts after this weekend

 

Hank is an old boy, we've had him for ten years. Believe me, he is spoiled by my wife and girls and gets a 2 mile walk 5 days a week by me. Here is another picture of him:

 

Here is a link for the blocks:

http://www.raceramps.com/wheelcribs.html


I bought them so I can drive up the race ramps with the front wheels, jack up the rear by the rear diff and lower the rear of the car down on the blocks. I eventually want to install a lift in my garage but this should do the trick for now.

 

why can't we just DIY it? since we dun need portability,weight won't be the most concern. just find some home hardware store and cut some wood into proper shape and put some rubber on the bottom surface for grip.