Recent content by Synyster06Gates

Are the 12k rated Rhino Ramps good to go? Saw a review of them collapsing, but it was under a minivan... These in particular

No idea on the differences, but I have one and the pin broke. it's just a "N-SHO" now... It lasted 2 months and one removal.

Probably - but I don't want to fuck anything up and I don't want to get crushed

Using a floor jack - but I've heard bad things about using teh pumpkin. I could go pick up a rubber hockey puck and do it that way though, it would just about ensure I don't fuck it up

I tried a few minutes ago and didn't have enough room to get the stand under the area you're talking about with my jack holding the car up. Also - I know I can support the rear axle with two jack stands no problem - but if I am only able to get one side up at a time, I would be hesitant to put...

Going to be working in limited space this weekend due to rain - so I was wondering where the best place to put a jack stand would be. I will be doing axlebacks, so the back end of the car needs to come up - whether it's one side at a time or the whole thing. I'm using a 2.5 ton floor jack...

In. So much want.

20x10 square, 275/35-20 all around.

^^ $1500 mounted, balanced, shipped, AFTER sales tax ;) On top of that, I sold the GT500s for $900 (buyer got a STEAL) so I only was out $600 for all new wheels and tires. Until dude ran a stop sign and I hit a curb avoiding the collision. Fucked up one of the wheels and I had to order a...

I'm lowered 2'' and my rear end is still dead center. Don't always need a panhard bar.

That would be it then. My tires are a bit (1") taller than yours. I'm running 275/35-20 square.

Yeah, I didn't really want to. It was just a temporary thing. I used it that way for a month. Also had a set of back up stock springs if the ride sucked too much.

That was my thought behind it. They look great on your car too. If you were one of the first people to get them and posted in the ACMR group on FB, you're what convinced me to order.

Damn! I wonder how much of that was the paint correction. I do it all myself, so I don't need to worry about the cost of application/labor - just the product itself. It looks great though!

I need to do a mild correction mine. Been about a year and a half. I want to follow up with a ceramic coating - what is out there that's not incredibly expensive and user friendly?