It’s beautiful out today and since acquiring my car, I haven’t had the chance to change the oil and would like to do it myself (instead of taking it to the dealers). I have Rhino ramps that I used to change the oil on my C6 and I thought that it might be possible to drive the Viper right up there without any problem. Unfortunately that’s not the case. With the C6, the front air dams are made to flex, so it being bent isn’t something to be concern about. However, with the Viper, the front air dam is part of the front bumper and when I saw it bend, I quickly rolled off the ramp.
Without the use of a lift, is it possible to use the ramps and change oil? I found a couple of 1 inch ply wood and placed it in front of the ramps, but again, that didn’t help.
Anyone changed their oil with a Rhino ramps or any other ramps for that matter?
By the way, I did back the car up on the ramp, but the front was too low for me to slide under.
Thank you for any inputs or suggestions.
Oh, another thing, 10W-30 works for Gen 2 cars? I've seen 10W-30 and 0W-40 suggested before.
Without the use of a lift, is it possible to use the ramps and change oil? I found a couple of 1 inch ply wood and placed it in front of the ramps, but again, that didn’t help.
Anyone changed their oil with a Rhino ramps or any other ramps for that matter?
By the way, I did back the car up on the ramp, but the front was too low for me to slide under.
Thank you for any inputs or suggestions.
Oh, another thing, 10W-30 works for Gen 2 cars? I've seen 10W-30 and 0W-40 suggested before.