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Do people think a 30 degree up ramp is too steep?
Looking at 2ft high with a 4ft up ramp, Peter |
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Depends on the transition onto it.
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Rythym section, I'll try and explain it a bit better,
1st two jumps 4ft up ramp and down ramp 1ft high, 2nd pair 4ft up ramp 8ft down ramp 2ft high, final pair 4ft up ramp and down ramp at 1ft high. It'll have smooth transitions between each set not just two bits of mdf pushed together like this \/, using thin boards that bend. Peter |
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It all sounds pretty good, nothing too stupid.
The only way you will ever know though is it to make it and run a car over them. The spacing between jumps might need a little adjustment once there built.
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hi our table top at broxtowe is exactly the same 4' at 30deg = 2' high
we have added another 2' section approx 3rd up the ramp to ease takeoff, without it the cars slap down too hard, but the 30deg is spot on for takeoff easily covering the 9' length. you may want to think about the height as the cars will be able to clear a massive distance with quite a short runup! cheers andy
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Tried it, seems to work, needs to be placed better but we didn't know how much space it would take up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3ZfP...eature=channel Peter |
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