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Old 12-14-2009, 09:27 AM
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Car scrapes going into my garage...ramp ideas?

My car scrapes when it goes into my garage (just bought a 996tt with techart gt2 front bumper with chin spoiler, the rubber type of chin spoiler). It also has techart lowering springs.

I live in a townhouse so there is a pretty heavy incline going into the garage.

Anyone have pics of ramps they have built to overcome this?

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My car scrapes when it goes into my garage (just bought a 996tt with techart gt2 front bumper with chin spoiler, the rubber type of chin spoiler). It also has techart lowering springs.

I live in a townhouse so there is a pretty heavy incline going into the garage.

Anyone have pics of ramps they have built to overcome this?

Thank you!
You can try something like this available through Griot's Garage:

Or buy splitters to put under your front lip to protect it from scraping.
 
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^ that looks like a good idea
 
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I've got these. they work well.

http://www.jandkcurbramps.com/servlet/StoreFront
 
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stupid question...I am putting the 19" OEM Turbo 997 wheels on my 996 Turbo with 18" twists...will that make my car higher?
 
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Originally Posted by bbywu
You can try something like this available through Griot's Garage:

Or buy splitters to put under your front lip to protect it from scraping.
great idea, maybe I can finally lower my car
 
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Originally Posted by bbywu
You can try something like this available through Griot's Garage:

Or buy splitters to put under your front lip to protect it from scraping.
What are splitters? Any pics?
 
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Originally Posted by aaronchanfilms
I've got these. they work well.

http://www.jandkcurbramps.com/servlet/StoreFront
Do you use more than 1 since they are only 4' wide? Isn't the turbo like 2' wider than that?
 
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