How to get in..and out of the garage
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Originally Posted by Z0RR0,Feb 11 2008, 03:02 PM
Just ask this guy for advice ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIUCnDBjvvY&e
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIUCnDBjvvY&e
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I think I have the worst driveway ever.
As soon as the sidewalk ends my driveway starts sloping down (creating a peak at the end of the sidewalk). Then about 2ft away from the garage door it starts to slope back up (for water runoff i guess).
Lowering my car isnt an option. Good thing i absolutely love the suspension set up
As soon as the sidewalk ends my driveway starts sloping down (creating a peak at the end of the sidewalk). Then about 2ft away from the garage door it starts to slope back up (for water runoff i guess).
Lowering my car isnt an option. Good thing i absolutely love the suspension set up
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Originally Posted by jeggy,Feb 11 2008, 04:09 PM
if you own the house, just throw down some concrete to smooth out the curb and be done with it forever.
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The angling approach sure looks like it should work. I used to have an eclipse back in high school that was pretty dang low and would clear some pretty high speed bumps and stuff, although we did have 2 nasty ones at school that i drove over every day, so i got lots of practice, heh.
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