Hydraulic Ramps for the our Xfire Maintenance!

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May 9, 2025 | 06:00 PM

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anglefury21

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Re: Hydraulic Ramps for the our Xfire Maintenance!

I have had a blue set for a year, yes they do catch the front valance, I jacked one side up at a time and put them under. Reversing is totally fine

May 9, 2025 | 07:47 PM

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Romad

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Re: Hydraulic Ramps for the our Xfire Maintenance!

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Originally Posted by red_2005_convertible

Hi Romad,
I guess you haven't had a chance to try them with your crossfire, but when you do, please report back about how they work. Are they shallow enough so the front valance isn't caught as you drive up?
Thanks, sincerely
-Jerry

Don't need to crawl under any of my cars yet. Just looking at them and front of the Xfire I think it will work just fine.

May 9, 2025 | 07:53 PM

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Romad

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Re: Hydraulic Ramps for the our Xfire Maintenance!

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Originally Posted by anglefury21

I have had a blue set for a year, yes they do catch the front valance, I jacked one side up at a time and put them under. Reversing is totally fine

Gosh I hope your wrong but a little assist with a floor jack under the front cross member should do it.

May 11, 2025 | 01:10 AM

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M60A3Driver

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Re: Hydraulic Ramps for the our Xfire Maintenance!

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Gosh I hope your wrong but a little assist with a floor jack under the front cross member should do it.

You can make wood extensions so that it reduces the angle for your car to go up the ramps. Just be sure to secure them to the ramps so that they don't slide off when you drive up.