How do you lift your Z?
I have been doing the old jack and jack stand method for raising the front end for the typical oil change; really looking for some ramps I can use that have a low enough angle w/ out being redneck (using wood, bricks, etc to get on the ramps). Any suggestions?
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From: Eastern NC
I went to home depot and paid $20 for 4'x8' paid $3-5 for getting them cut. Its 3/4" thick. I drive up the ramp as slow as possible and so far I didnt need rubber stops.

I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.

I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.
Last edited by Z-Crazy; Jul 19, 2013 at 04:36 PM.
I went to home depot and paid $20 for 4'x8' paid $3-5 for getting them cut. Its 3/4" thick. I drive up the ramp as slow as possible and so far I didnt need rubber stops.

I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.

I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.
I went to home depot and paid $20 for 4'x8' paid $3-5 for getting them cut. Its 3/4" thick. I drive up the ramp as slow as possible and so far I didnt need rubber stops.
I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.
I measured the height of my jack and I adivse you to do so. The gap between ground and front bumper + height of your ramps should be more than the height of your jack.
Then you need a hammer and nails.
Thanks! I may have my project for after cutting the lawn tomorrow







