Ground clearance over bollard's
Ground clearance over bollard's
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CaptainJp

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670 posts

241 months

Tuesday 1st April 2014
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I've found a garage to rent in London but it has a folding bollard in front of the door, it looks like it is about 10-12cm high.

Any idea what the ground clearance is on the car at the lowest point, I don't want to spank the sump every time I get it in and out.



mgbond

6,749 posts

255 months

Tuesday 1st April 2014
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Think its 13cm but it depends on the gradient of the road/drive

V1DL3R

560 posts

152 months

Tuesday 1st April 2014
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CaptainJp said:
I've found a garage to rent in London but it has a folding bollard in front of the door, it looks like it is about 10-12cm high.

Any idea what the ground clearance is on the car at the lowest point, I don't want to spank the sump every time I get it in and out.
Where out of interest?

mgbond

6,749 posts

255 months

Tuesday 1st April 2014
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I would suggest u don't mention it on a public forum smile

V1DL3R

560 posts

152 months

Tuesday 1st April 2014
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General area I mean't. I've stored mine in quite a few facilities including Chelsea, Imperial Warf, Shepherds Bush and Hammersmith. Most of them had rising barriers and never had a problem. The one in Chelsea was tight though because it had a sleeper before the barrier so was always worried it would bounce and catch it.

CaptainJp

Original Poster:

670 posts

241 months

Sunday 6th April 2014
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I measured it and it is 10cm high but on a flat section, so I'm going to wait till I'm back in May and see how I get on before I sign up.

I'm around St John's Wood area, West London, there are more A8, Aston's and Ferrari's parked on the road than there are garage's, I don't think anyone will worry my Noble

Mike Tuckwood

1,261 posts

222 months

Sunday 6th April 2014
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Just get a few planks, or something similar just to drive over to maintain clearance until you're past the protruding post?


Mike.