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JCsteezy
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WE have a post a pic of your rail. Now that the seasons coming to a close lets get a "POST A PIC OF YOUR DROP IN" thread. This will also help with all the repetative threads on drop in plans. I dont have on yet so post away.
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.cam.
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I made a 7 foot high drop in out of snow today with my little brother. Ill post pics tomorrow.
Feb 7 2011 9:44PM
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gpitcher
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Mar 13 2011 2:35PM
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Stang*
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yeah i had the same problem. what you have to do is use slats. way less friction because there is less surface area. look around at some other pics, im talking about the ones that look like a ladder.
Mar 21 2011 3:49PM
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ILLinoisance
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Mar 31 2011 8:08PM
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broto
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so big, sick as hell
Apr 1 2011 11:24PM
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hamb3rgr
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i've started to build my ramp. like gettting all the wood and stuff. but what is the best angle for the ramp. i am planning to make it around 45 degrees. will that work well?
Apr 3 2011 2:16PM
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broto
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that will work fine, mine is like 45-50. its scary the first few drops but you get used to it
Apr 3 2011 2:49PM
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booom
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Does using a single sheet of plywood slow you down? I'm about to add the structure to lay down the turf, but not sure whether to use slats, or a single sheet of plywood..
Apr 10 2011 1:10PM
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gpitcher
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people say slats are faster but it takes way longer to build one with slats
Apr 10 2011 2:41PM
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booom
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Here's where I am so far, gonna add in the slats in the next couple of days and give it a go.. hopefully it'll work out, who knows!
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Apr 12 2011 1:34PM
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hamb3rgr
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sweet thanks man. i just got mine all planned out. about 9 feet high. 43 degree angle. and hoepfully i'll get a metal rail
Apr 13 2011 7:55PM
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pink_squid
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haha nice house. i wish i was rich
Apr 15 2011 12:26PM
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Caseyjay3
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Apr 21 2011 2:55AM
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monkatizer
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woahhhh...that looks mad sick!! will u have a bunch of rails?
Apr 21 2011 2:04PM
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DADDYlongLEGS
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Let's see some more of that
Apr 21 2011 2:16PM
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Caseyjay3
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Apr 21 2011 3:10PM
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DADDYlongLEGS
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^^that is amazing! do you have any video?
Apr 21 2011 3:36PM
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Caseyjay3
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Apr 21 2011 3:41PM
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Caseyjay3
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^fail....
Apr 21 2011 3:43PM
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DADDYlongLEGS
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Haha, I got the idea. Such a sick setup, especially that rollercoasterish rail
Apr 21 2011 7:06PM
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ruyguy9
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Backyard summer setup
my friend's setup
Apr 25 2011 9:29PM
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wesley.
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Mine is a little to slow at times but my dad wont let me build a big drop in we don't really have a good spot for it without making the yard look stupid. It's currently a box with hinges so the main drop in folds out and then just a hill with pieces of wood with turf on it
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Apr 30 2011 8:43PM
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broto
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hear ye! hear ye! thine setup hath been completed!

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Apr 30 2011 10:02PM
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SKIU4EA
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^^  Looks good.   what is it... around 6' tall?

here's mine. just finished a few days ago.   Ladder style dropin works great.  Lots of fun

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May 9 2011 4:40PM
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broto
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actually exactly 6 feet tall. and to be honest, i ditched the ladder set up haha. i just threw some plywood over it and it works the same but is less sketchy. yours is looking sick though, how long is that rail?
May 9 2011 8:01PM
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SKIU4EA
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thx...  16'
May 9 2011 8:29PM
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Midwestoverdose
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May 9 2011 10:25PM
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Midwestoverdose
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fuck, did not work
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May 9 2011 10:25PM
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Midwestoverdose
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Ooppp sorry for the double post
May 9 2011 10:26PM
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broto
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it worked for me the first time. also, i would put about a 3 foot flat section in there.
May 9 2011 10:26PM
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Midwestoverdose
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I might sometime soon, idk how though.
May 10 2011 8:06PM
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Thrash
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May 12 2011 11:16AM
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Just_Send_It
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classy
May 13 2011 5:18PM
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Thrash
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May 14 2011 4:32PM
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May 14 2011 4:33PM
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Rossberger
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2'x3'x5' Drop in ramp is going to be 93.5" with a 40 degree slope.
May 24 2011 7:51PM
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jfxphoto
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Just getting ready


Jun 3 2011 10:26PM
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wesley.
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dude you have two set ups?!
Jun 3 2011 10:42PM
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jfxphoto
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yah, the first is small so I made another that allows me to get on urban from both sides without having to move the rail if that makes sense.
Jun 4 2011 12:45PM
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GNARwalls
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Jun 10 2011 7:50AM
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rankstank
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Jun 13 2011 12:20PM
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monkatizer
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long enough rail????

try to set the record for most swaps on that!
Jun 13 2011 7:44PM
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rankstank
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40 feet man! I built two rails last summer with my shitty makeshift dropin, and I made them higher than my liking, so i made two more that were lower so I could make the dropin lip lower. Now I have fourty feet of PVC to work with
Jun 13 2011 10:10PM
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jfxphoto
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Good fucking lord that would be hard as shit to stomp a trick and complete the rail without falling off early!
Jun 14 2011 1:14PM
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rankstank
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its fun to mess around on, plus they're all in ten foot sections so i can make it as long as i need it to be
Jun 14 2011 3:11PM
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jfxphoto
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Yah dude thats sick! I wanna see a video of the whole thing, super slow mo follow cam it haha
Jun 15 2011 3:23AM
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rankstank
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Watch for the summer tease edit droppin soon yeeeeeaaa
Jun 15 2011 6:50PM
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meerkat
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Jul 9 2011 1:32PM
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k-fred
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Jul 10 2011 8:57AM
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little1337
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we use carpet from our neighbors trash and from our basement being redone
Jul 14 2011 8:44AM
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