+1 I keep several on hand. Works like a champ.

-Troy

 

Yes, but it takes a beating and keeps on ticking. I never put a tape measure to it, but I would say 1/2 to 3/4" lower than OEM stock.

-Troy

 

Scrape and don't even think about it

 

yes it is...I feel your pain Mr B. I was also plaqued with the issue of a driveway with too steep a grade from the curb beginning from the street. This constant rubbing, has been the case with my GT3 with cup lip up until recently. Originally 3yrs ago, I bought a set of Bridge It ramps- same as Griots but w/o freight cost. I bought the 2 ends and a center piece. Stupid $ around 400.00 bills. You either have to mount it permanently at the street (and it does work very well)or ditch the center and carry both the 2 end pieces to the street. It is too heavy otherwise (made out of recycled tires). A major PITA IMHO to haul these to the street everytime to drive my pcar and then put up out of site. I did this for 2.5 yrs...So I and some other neighbors started discussing possible new pavement from our county with our HOA. The road was 17 yrs old and had slight issues. We got them to pave the entire subdivision and I had them permanently fix the stupid dip from the curb to my driveway/ I still can only back out a angle or the lip will rub...but thank goodness for the lip protector trick I learned here. Driving into the driveway at a angle is no issue. And there is no problem even with some slight rubbing..I swap out the door trim (that protects the bottom edge of the lip)every few months...no damage ever to my cup lip.
I have a complete Bridge It ramp set for sale to anyone that needs to have a solution for the too steep a grade or a driveway height issue ..

 

Yep, what he said. Scrape every time before leaving it outside.

 

It is not just risk of theft, damage, etc. Long term, the elements will do damage.

 

Try bridjit.com.....$300 dollars and saved my spoiler.

 

Here's the video of it. I think these are a great solution to steep driveways.

 

my freind you cant be leaving that precious machine out on the street.

 

You're right.
It's going right back into the garage.
Mr. B

 

Try this cheap mod. It will prolong the life of the lip.

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...itter-mod.html

 

Where do you get those cup lips??

 

gmg has them, they have close ties with PMNA

 

part number is 997 505 983 90 for the ones with no duct holes (I like them better)

and the ones with Duct holes for air to brakes are 997 505 983 91

both are the same price @ 175$ good luck

 

The car is now safely tucked away in the garage.
Mr. B