Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

Do you have a lowered car that makes it really difficult to drive up on ramps?

Tired of using pieces of wood to try and get your car up on the ramps only to have the ramps slide out of the way?

Here's your solution!!

67 Inch XT Race Ramps

Race Ramps 67 inch XT models are constructed specifically for use with even lower ground clearance cars! They are lightweight but strong and can hold up to 3000 lbs. Built in one solid piece they are durable and strudy and can work on any level surface.

Features:

* 100% Solid on all Planes. Solid Core
* 10.69 degree approach angle!
* Will not damage your hot asphalt, cement, or painted floors
* Will absolutely not slide on any surface
* Will accommodate tires 12” wide
* Hold up to 3000 pounds per set
* Gets your vehicle up even higher (10")
* Only thirty pounds per set





These are on sale right now for 268.99

We also have a 56" version (for cars not as low) for 186.99

Check out our full line of ramp products at:

http://fasttoys.net/shop/index.php?cPath=800

Xsta Z 28

iTrader: (2)

Well ain't those slick? . . . .

samanthablack87

what are they made of?

Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

A proprietary solid rubber/foamish/plastic like compound. No slipping on the pavement!

They are quite light but very strong. They also will not scratch your driveway, garage floor or your car. They won SEMA product of the year with these.

Rameaux

Finally, i was wondering when someone was going to make these, next time I have some extra cash, I'm getting these.

mrhzk35404

iTrader: (7)

A little steep in price but a good idea.

Mike00ss

iTrader: (9)

too expensive for me, but they definitely look like top quality and im sure they work great on our cars.

mrdragster1970

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?? is the trax jax what I would use on my Pro-Mod. Will it clear an extended nose, 3" height. I seen a few of the pro guys using something. I'm cheap, I usually just take the nose off to get a jack under.

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Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

Did you want to just get the car lifted enough so you can get the floor jack under or did you actually want to drive up on the full size ramps to work on the car?

snake charmer

iTrader: (118)

wow those are pretty ! i might just park my ride out front when at home like that . that would stun the whole neighborhood . add a roll call on the ramps and it is own !

mrdragster1970

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Just a jack, so when I'm alone & can't get nose off, I can at least do something. My shop floor is very smooth & wood does slide once in awhile.

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Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

I would suggest the Trak-Jax

http://fasttoys.net/shop/product_inf...oducts_id=1556

Nine Ball

iTrader: (38)

I have a set of their trailer ramp extensions, the quality is excellent. I felt safer using them for my lowered cars vs 2x4 blocks.

davered00ss

iTrader: (4)

Look great, but price seems up there.

Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

They are definitely not cheap but they will last a very long time. Just like good tools.

Evilways

iTrader: (1)

I have a set of the Race ramps for my C6 and SRT8 Charger...they work great, are light weight and don't slide a bit when driven up on. I feel alot more comfortable under the car with these than with the hard plastic hollow ramps from the parts store, and I don't scrape the air dams or the front valance driving onto them. I've recouped the money spent already on self oil changes and exhaust install in my driveway.

Hilton

iTrader: (36)

I'll ask the question everyone is thinking.

Why are they so expensive? Rhino ramps are ~$30. Sure they're half the length, so less material, but an additional ~ $230? No way. $100 a pair? Sure, put me down for a set.

I have the FTRA, and I recommend it to people, so I obviously support you, but not in this instance.

Fast Toys Performance Parts

iTrader: (3)

We are not the manufacturer, just a vendor on this particular product. We did ask about the costs and the manufacturer has indicated that their production costs are very high and there is nothing they can do to decrease the costs associated with producing them. They are solid (not hollow like Rhino ramps), longer, wider and more specialized. We wish the net cost was less as we feel more would be sold but that is not up to us. Regardless, they are a quality product and everyone that has bought them has been very pleased.

However, they did come up with a less expensive model for people that don't need the super low incline. They are called the Sport Ramps. They sell for a more reasonable 133.99 . Here is the link to those ones:

http://fasttoys.net/shop/product_inf...oducts_id=1558

The 67 XT's are still the most popular model as they combine a very low incline angle, wide track width (for wide tires) and non slip design that makes them perfect for Corvettes, Vipers, Ford GT's etc. Just about any car can get up these models without touching the front end of the car.

RooRnZ28

iTrader: (14)

is that price shipped? if not, then yes that is too expensive....

sc_pape

Those are pretty slick! Might have to pick a set up for the spring and summer months!