Rock, this Sounds like another opportunity for one of your excellent DIY write-ups..ya know, kinda like your spark plug procedure..

 

Yes..I am planning on putting one together...Just waiting on my IC's to arrive.

I have been taking pictures so I should be able to put one together hopefully.

Also just got the bigger silicon intake ducts installed, and may try to do one for that as well??

Here is how it sits now

Take care,
DC

 

Thanks for all the DIYs rock!

Has made my life a lot easier. Built your ramp for my jack amongst others.

 

thanks, you're the DIY king these days.. It seems a lot of us have the scissor lift these days..did you tile your garage recently? I don't recall the floor looking like that last year?

Keep up the good work

 

You are welcome!...And glad to see the time spent is helping others! Nice ramps! They came out good. And your work area looks very neat and clean. I find mine (ramps) work perfect for the Turbo, Boxster S, and Cayenne, but a little off for the X5, but I can make them work.

I have been studying for an exam and I go out and take a part or two off and then come back in and study...So it is a little messier than usual....

DC

 

They work great! Keeping it clean is the easy part! I've got a lot of OCD......everything nice and orderly. Drives my wife and kids nuts.

 

Wow I'd say that definitely fits the bill of ocd!

 

Thanks! You are very observant! Yes...I had epoxy, and when it would snow etc., the stuff would peel and drove me nuts! So I took a week off last summer and tiled it...It is 989 Sq. ft. garage so I was tired of tiling at the end of the week! Plus had to grind all the epoxy off with a diamond bit cement grinder..That was fun Then a Tan marble pattern Ceramic Tile and Mocha grout to cover stains a bit hopefully...

Posted a couple pics of it for you in case you were interested. It came out pretty good I think....I just painted a 5/8 " sheet of plywood under the lift so it does not chip the tile up.

Take care,
DC

 

Very Nice!

 

Looks great, serious garage envy..I have limited options with my almost 100 year old house with a detached garage and a low ceiling..but I do have a "man cave" behind the garage where I keep all my tools and parts..

Sorry for the thread hijack OP..

 

Very nice set up looks incredible. I wish I had the patience to do that. Never gunna happen.

 

Since we are on the garage topic, Here is my garage during the install.

 

Why did you pick them ? Why not something good like 911tuning ?

 

Looks very industrious ! Got all the tools out Strong work!

DC

 

How much are they ?