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Drop in hight

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i0z
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well i had a ramp off my deck that was 4ft wide and 12ft long for my drop in.....were re-doing my deck and my dad wont let me put it back on. I was wondering how high should i make the drop in tower(im making a new platform) because my deck was 6ft and it wasnt enough speed for summer skiing and i dont want to make it to high and have way to much speed
May 21 2007 4:20PM
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Goobie
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10ft would probably be good
May 21 2007 6:08PM
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grapesoda
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10 ft is too high in my opinion, id make it like 7-8 so it will still be somewhat portable for winter use.
May 21 2007 7:06PM
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Bigwoods
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mine was 7ft and i had perfect speed, would of been good if my jump didn't break every 5 times i hit it.
May 21 2007 7:53PM
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crunkasfuck
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depends on the angle of the ramp
May 22 2007 1:37PM
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fillup
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if it worked with the height of the deck make it that height
May 22 2007 7:41PM
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Jwenz
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well if you dont want to tall..go 7 or 8 but cut down the inrun so its steeper..just work with physics bassically
May 22 2007 8:58PM
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i0z
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thanks. i think im gonna go with 7or8 ill tell you guys how it works
May 22 2007 9:34PM
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Kevski
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to go on the theme of this thread, what would be needed for a flat (actually flat, in my backyard) rail about one and a half feet off the ground?
May 31 2007 5:38PM
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