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    Very Active Member Deer Slayer's Avatar
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    Default The Spyder's Parlour finished

    I extended the cross pipes by cutting the pipes and splicing pipe in the center as to add 5 and 1/4 inches to each side. I then install 6 ea 5 and 1/4 inch larger pipe over the gap pipes so as not have the sides slip pack. Some time in the future, I will cut the outer ramps behind the front wheels so as to remove the aft portion of the ramps. This way I will be able to stand close to the RS-S for cleaning and repairs.

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    If I can't fix it, I will fix it so no one can fix it. Sypder Loco!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deer Slayer View Post
    I extended the cross pipes by cutting the pipes and splicing pipe in the center as to add 5 and 1/4 inches to each side. I then install 6 ea 5 and 1/4 inch larger pipe over the gap pipes so as not have the sides slip pack. Some time in the future, I will cut the outer ramps behind the front wheels so as to remove the aft portion of the ramps. This way I will be able to stand close to the RS-S for cleaning and repairs.

    I cut it behind the wheel and box it in , drill 3 holes for bolts to reconnect them, I would turn them upside down for a tool tray and parts. Looks nice.
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    Default .?.

    Looks good. What did you guys start with?

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    2008 GS SE5 -> 2013 STS SE5 -> 2015 F3-S SE6 . . . Still riding & smiling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ivanlee View Post
    I cut it behind the wheel and box it in , drill 3 holes for bolts to reconnect them, I would turn them upside down for a tool tray and parts. Looks nice.
    I see by the wood, you had angle problems too. My center was ok, outer ramps required some rethinking. You have good looking setup.
    If I can't fix it, I will fix it so no one can fix it. Sypder Loco!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom in NM View Post
    Looks good. What did you guys start with?

    Tom
    Mine is Rampage, and the ramps stay on the floor when raised.
    If I can't fix it, I will fix it so no one can fix it. Sypder Loco!

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    Default Very nice..!! guys...

    looks like the modifications to your lifts have worked out well. Congrats..!!
    Gene and Ilana De Laney
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