symple84

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Has anyone with S tech suspension changed their oil on their own? If so how I tried Rhino ramps but my car is too low...

GraphiteG37S

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You're probably goin to need a really low clearance jack.

Black Betty

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You can build some really cheap ramps to get up on your ramps. A 1x8 with a 1x6 attached toward one edge. Roll up onto it then onto your ramp. It works.

Here's a pair I made

Wicked_limitz

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i use a low rider jack and the oem jack.

ruckus12251985

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u can probablly even use the jack that comes with the car just get someone to lift the front by the fender it should give you another inch or so. thats what i have to do to put in on my friends lift at his garage.

SoFloG37

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i have h&r which are lower than the s-tech's and I do it myself. Back up onto the rhino ramps, then youll have enough clearance to use a jack to lift the car up.

Xcalibur

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I have Rhino ramps and Eibach and could not get my car on those ramps with the long Stillen splitter.

What you do is you buy 2 2X10's cut them in half so you have 4 measuring 5 feet.
Put 2 on one side and 2 on the other side and slide the top of the wood to the top of the ramps edge.

Yes the boards will flex when you drive on them but not break... Now drive your car up carefully to the very edge of the wood. You can even improvise like I did and get some more wood and put tire bump stoppers on the end so you don't go off and know when to stop.

or you could buy the RaceRamps: http://www.discountramps.com/low_profile_car_ramp.htm
I'll probably be buying them since I'm going to coil-overs and slamming my car.

hunter23

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hunter23

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hunter23

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BooSa37

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^^bam this guy pls