Reverse Logic Limited

[Joey]

Please help us welcome Reverse Logic Limited to Euro Addiction!



Contact Phone: 216.235.8584
Contact Email: fred@reverselogic.us

Reverse Logic Limited supplies specialty tools to facilitate DIY auto repairs and maintenance. We earned a reputation for offering quality chassis specific jack pad tools for Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Nissan vehicles. Our heavy duty stainless steel wheel hangers simplify the installation and removal of wheels on European cars. We are also a proud reseller of Race Ramps products including the new 2-Piece, 2-Stage incline Race Ramps and the Progressive Incline Race Ramps.

[Joey]

I am definitely going to be checking out some of the stuff from Reverse Logic in the near future. I am really interested in the race ramps as i need something for the 911 when just doing simple work at the house. My current ramps are definitely too steep to get up without scraping.

[DaveD]

Welcome guys! Glad to have you on board

[Fred@ReverseLogic]

Our Progressive Incline ramps with a concave curved top are unique in the industry. They have an initial incline of 4˚ so they can slip under a very low car, but, then they gradually sweep up to an 8˚ angle before reaching the 8" high platform. This design cuts down the length of the ramps considerably. A constant slope 4˚ ramp would have to be 120" long to have the same 8" high platform. In contrast, our RLL-89-2 ramps is only 89" long.

With a constant slope ramp the clearance between the car and the ramp increases as the car climbs the ramps. An easy way to understand this is to visualize a ramp that is longer than the wheel base of the car. Assume that you have 4" of ground clearance under the front spoiler when on level ground, and 1" of clearance between the ramp and the car with the ramps up against the footprint of the front tires. As the car climbs the ramps this 1" clearance will increase to 4" of clearance when all four tires are on the ramp.

With the Progressive Incline ramps, the ramps "hug" the car and the clearance remains more or less the same as the car climbs the ramps. The wasted clearance on the constant slope ramp is converted to height on the Progressive Incline Ramps.

Reverse Logic Progressive Incline ramps are manufactured by Brute Industries, the makers of the well known Race Ramps. The foam construction of Race Ramps is ideal for the concave shape of the Progressive Incline ramps. Reverse Logic has applied this design concept to service ramps, extended length trailer mates, and custom trailer ramps.

Learn more about the ramps at www.reverselogic.us

I am definitely going to be checking out some of the stuff from Reverse Logic in the near future. I am really interested in the race ramps as i need something for the 911 when just doing simple work at the house. My current ramps are definitely too steep to get up without scraping.

[Fred@ReverseLogic]

Thank you. I am looking forward to being part of the EA community. Can't wait to post some how to topics in a future MB forum.

Welcome guys! Glad to have you on board