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im tryin to get a good curved ramp and i dont wanna buy one i wanna make one but i dont know the dimensions for a good ramp. the last one i made was horrible and it broke right in half.so if ull plz post pics or tell me what pieces i need and what dimension i thank u
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RE: ramps
yeah im also trying to make a ramp. my other ramp was too weak for my revo. the curved part ripped off. im trying to find a link on how to make a better ramp.
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RE: ramps
I made one of these: [link=http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E]http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E[/link]
Works fine.
If you wanted a curved ramp for more height: [link=http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/]http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/[/link]
Just decrease the length and don't install coping.
Works fine.
If you wanted a curved ramp for more height: [link=http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/]http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/[/link]
Just decrease the length and don't install coping.
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RE: ramps
i cant see the pictures so i dont know what id be doing
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I made one of these: [link=http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E]http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E[/link]
Works fine.
If you wanted a curved ramp for more height: [link=http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/]http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/[/link]
Just decrease the length and don't install coping.
I made one of these: [link=http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E]http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=8375E1E1A7444F68BDD181959263DB0F&nm=The+Magazine&type=PubPagi&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle+Title&mid=13B2F0D0AFA04476A2ACC02ED28A405F&tier=4&id=C822891747514A6E9365DAEBAF04008E[/link]
Works fine.
If you wanted a curved ramp for more height: [link=http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/]http://rampplans.org/ramps/Mark_Phillips/[/link]
Just decrease the length and don't install coping.
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RE: ramps
i cant see the pics either...
anyhow, i'm currently working on my second ramp. this time it will be mini. 16" high, 27" long, and 28" wide. pics will come later when i finish. (it would be made with scrap wood pieces, so dont expect to see plywood).
anyhow, i'm currently working on my second ramp. this time it will be mini. 16" high, 27" long, and 28" wide. pics will come later when i finish. (it would be made with scrap wood pieces, so dont expect to see plywood).
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RE: ramps
Here is the Ramp I made several years ago. Very big, easy to hit and gets you huge air when you go at a decent speed.
http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/...highlight=ramp
http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/...highlight=ramp
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Here is my piece of work took about 45 minutes(looks like I only took 5) and works great, looks like crap but gets the job done and back flips are no problem,,hit second gear before the ramp and the truck is over your head. The other links look like great ramps but I just used some scrap wood sitting in the garage.
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RE: ramps
reb2973 thats sorta the design im looking for i dont want anything to fancy and i dont want anything to crappy and ur s is just what im lookin for
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Here is the unlimited engineering one, sorry for the trouble guys, this is no small ramp but stores easily!
As you can see from the pictures, it is a very simple design but works like a charm.
Materials needed are:
~ 18' of 1.25" PVC Piping.
1 1.25" "T" connector for the center post.
2 1.25" 90 connectors for the two end post.
4 1.25" PVC clamps to hold the pipes in place.
1 6" by 4' longer pice of wood. (ply)
1-2 4' by 8' sheet of wood. I am using 2 sheets for strength.
PVC Cement
Several Screws and washers!
Here are the most detailed pictures I could get for you guys and I hope you get the drift. Let me know Thanks
Main view of the PVC configuration
Close Up view of left side PVC Setup.
Close up view of center PVC post Setup.
Close up view of the right side PVC Post Setup.
Close of view of washers so the Post can be adjustable.
Close up of the 6" by 4' long Ply wood on the main 4' by 8' sheet of wood.
Showing adjustability
Showing more adjustability
Showing overall height of ramp when setup.
A vid from the other day I made with me hitting it slow because it was raining and I couldn't get any speed.
Right Click save target as for smooth playing
http://www.snowmobilefanatics.com/ga...19127_4775.wmv
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
As you can see from the pictures, it is a very simple design but works like a charm.
Materials needed are:
~ 18' of 1.25" PVC Piping.
1 1.25" "T" connector for the center post.
2 1.25" 90 connectors for the two end post.
4 1.25" PVC clamps to hold the pipes in place.
1 6" by 4' longer pice of wood. (ply)
1-2 4' by 8' sheet of wood. I am using 2 sheets for strength.
PVC Cement
Several Screws and washers!
Here are the most detailed pictures I could get for you guys and I hope you get the drift. Let me know Thanks
Main view of the PVC configuration
Close Up view of left side PVC Setup.
Close up view of center PVC post Setup.
Close up view of the right side PVC Post Setup.
Close of view of washers so the Post can be adjustable.
Close up of the 6" by 4' long Ply wood on the main 4' by 8' sheet of wood.
Showing adjustability
Showing more adjustability
Showing overall height of ramp when setup.
A vid from the other day I made with me hitting it slow because it was raining and I couldn't get any speed.
Right Click save target as for smooth playing
http://www.snowmobilefanatics.com/ga...19127_4775.wmv
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks