: RTI ramp build up
welndmn 12-18-2001, 02:02 PM I decied i wanted one, i was thinking 6 feet long, 30 deg's angle, and makeing from 2x2 1/8 inch or 3/16?
any other metal options? the cheaper the better, i just want it @ least 1 foot wide so i don;t fall off it
GloNDark 12-18-2001, 02:04 PM Cool, are you gonna Chrome it?? ;) :flipoff2: :D
71RCKCRZR RYAN 12-18-2001, 02:12 PM I MADE ONE OUT OF SOME 2X5 1/4" TUBING I HAD.....
ONE PIECE FOR THE WAY UP 5" WIDE NO SUPPORTS UNDER...
AT THE TOP ANOTHER PIECE GOING TO THE GROUND
AT THE BOTTOM A PIECE ABOUT 5' WIDE SO IT DOESNT FALL OVER.....
SO 3 PIECES AND 30 MIN.....
NO GUSSETS OR BRACES.....
HELD MY CRUZAH NO PROB.........
morpheus 12-18-2001, 02:27 PM got any pics of it ?
- jack
Rubicrawler 12-18-2001, 02:43 PM Mark- you could always do like Rocktoad and use a pos RX7 or something similar as a ramp. Your neighbors will love you for it!
welndmn 12-18-2001, 03:05 PM haha, i think i am just going to use what ever metal i have laying around, build it scary, i only need to use it like 2-3 time
toymaniac 12-18-2001, 03:55 PM just make it out of some 2x4's and then make a bon fire out of it when it breaks. Just use lots of wood.
NE-RokToy 12-18-2001, 04:19 PM I plan to use black pipe for mine, its cheap as hell and plenty strong
I took a sheet of OSB and cut it 4' to 0 leaving it 8' long. then I built a 2x6 frame the same way and sandwiched it between the two sheets. a few braces so it doesnt tip over and walla, a 20 dollar 30 minute ramp.
i am considering banning you just for posting that shit on here. :flipoff2:
Originally posted by camo
i am considering banning you just for posting that shit on here. :flipoff2:
you gotta be kidding!
shons b2 12-18-2001, 07:40 PM will a chrome steering wheel and a type-R sticker help my ramp score??:flipoff2:
shon
rokcrln 12-18-2001, 08:03 PM I built mine out of 2x2x3/16th and it is about 5' high and 20"wide and the way it is made you pull4 bolts and it lays flat (2" to 3") and it is a 30 degree. I will try and find a pic and post!
rokcrln 12-18-2001, 08:14 PM Here is one pic from our club ramp day!
desertoy 12-18-2001, 08:35 PM Originally posted by camo
i am considering banning you just for posting that shit on here. :flipoff2:
SSHHHHHH! Don't tell camo, but I wrote an article on how to build one on ORC a couple of years ago.
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/rti/index.html
Originally posted by rokcrln
Here is one pic from our club ramp day!
hey i know that yellow jeep :D
Originally posted by militaryota
you gotta be kidding!
of course i am kidding ....just giving well done man a hard time cause he is being :rainbow: :D
you know it's that macho i am to cool thing .....:flipoff2: ramps are like mopeds and fat chicks...fun to ride but you would not want your friends to see you doing it.
Keyster 12-19-2001, 07:15 AM Howdy:
Does anyone have a formula for converting the results of my verticle ramp (forklift) to RTI?
Thanks
K.
:usa:
Originally posted by Keyster
Howdy:
Does anyone have a formula for converting the results of my verticle ramp (forklift) to RTI?
Thanks
K.
:usa:
why oh why ? :rainbow?
pcorssmit 12-19-2001, 08:14 AM Originally posted by Keyster
Howdy:
Does anyone have a formula for converting the results of my verticle ramp (forklift) to RTI?
Thanks
K.
:usa:
(((Vertical Distance)/(sin of ramp angle))/(wheel base))*1000
This won't be exactly the same as a real ramp (doesn't take the radius of the tire on the angle into account--hard to explain but drawl yourself a picture and you'll see it) but its close.
(Sorry Camo :D)
Pete
welndmn 12-19-2001, 09:50 AM Originally posted by camo
of course i am kidding ....just giving well done man a hard time cause he is being :rainbow: :D
you know it's that macho i am to cool thing .....:flipoff2: ramps are like mopeds and fat chicks...fun to ride but you would not want your friends to see you doing it.
:p:p
I have no need to get an RTI score, that is :rainbow: very :rainbow:!!
i just want to see where my tires are going to hit, and what back spacing wheels to go with before go wheelin, then my friends bronco is getting a SAS so i need to measue for shocks, plus i am bored and feel like welding something up,
I am going to use some 2x4, 2x2 and angle iron, a whole bunch of firends are donating thier scrap metal for the ramp :D as in FREEE :D
PS Camo i will post a pic of my cool ass moped i just got tonight you will be sooooo jelous!
Grim Reaper 12-19-2001, 10:03 AM this is about the nicest ramp I have ever been on.
http://communities.msn.com/OffroadK5s/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=30
It's adjustable for 20,25,30. It has a set of trialer wheels the pop on very easy. REAL strong also.
Let's see if I can put an image. If not sorry. If you hit that link foward and back from the paicture there are a few differnt shots from different angles.
http://communities.msn.com/_Secure/0LgAAAE4PPVYTx0mgWrJvMfkgA1JCjnyvZqy*9QWhlAp*kYUM8 JEgh1A1q9tqZF5*Xu!TcEoskiY/Ramp001.jpg
FearMe 12-19-2001, 10:26 AM Just drive around the local industrial area on a Sunday. Find any vacant loading ramp and do your experimentation. Take pictures use a yard stick and duct tape so you can see what's happening. Take notes make your changes and come back next week to check improvements. Hell, just for checking clearances any big rock or Honda Accord will do.:smokin:
welndmn 12-19-2001, 11:07 AM hmm honda huh, naaa Stacie will kick me ass
Rocks, plaeeeese i don't actually want to wheel it i just to want to be cool and say i have a 1,000,000 on the score :D
The rocks are a little far away from my house (last time a construction guy yelled at me as well) I tired the loading ramps but it seems that more and more of them are having those bars put on the sides on them so you can not drive on them!! :mad:
Grim: thats a nice ramp, not my style though, i don;t have that muchtime in anything i even own!
BTW mine is going to only be 4-5 feet long and 35-40 degs :D
YotaRunner 12-19-2001, 12:57 PM You don't need a ramp...just improvise
this was on the toy board a while ago...
Monkeyboy 12-19-2001, 01:09 PM I really liked my ramp I was actually contemplating rebuilding the motor so I could drive it to events and stuff.
My ramp wasn't your typical 30 degree ramp.
It started out with 1.5 feet of 90 degrees then it flattened out to about 10 degrees. Then for the last three feet I think it was a little over 45 degrees.
Never could figure out how to get the RTI calculation:flipoff2:
But I knew I could damn near top it out with my XJ on 33's
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