Hit that jump a couple times. Only damage was a blown out shock and a broken motor mount. Both needed to be replaced anyways. Truck will be in a well known magazine next issue. Just a testament to what these trucks can take. Stock suspension with 33's and some fender clearance.

 

That's sick man!!! Weird stack location though....lol

 

I didn't want to move my bed box. With the stack in front of the bed box, I can't get my dirtbike in with the tailgate closed.

 

I have trouble keeping mine from breaking something from daily driving it I would hate to see what happened if I did that.

 

Yeah these trucks' frames do not like to leave the ground. I've seen a handful of them that are bent at the spot where the fenders and cab meet from that!

 

seems to fly pretty straight...

 

That is sweet

 

I've been driving like this for years. Frame was cracked at steering box bracket on frame, on the bracket, and I've even cracked the steering box itself as well as bending a few rims and "adjusting" the camber on my front axle. I have welded, gusseted, and de-tweaked all of that since. The truck has been jumped so many times, maybe I just don't notice any new bends. The doors close and open fine and that is the extent of my cares.

 

Remind me not to ever buy a truck from you. lol

 

I don't know about the rest of you guys but even driving over train tracks makes my back hurt in my truck. I could not imagine getting air under the tires.

 

man these trucks are getting so rare i couldnt see myself doing that. i want to collect them all just so i dont see that happen to them. it hurts my eyes.

 

Actually, I am now in the process of setting my truck up with long travel. As for that jump, it had a downhill landing. I still wish I was wearing a kidney belt.

 

easy, this isn't Dukes of Hazzard, its a diesel! I don't know if i could do that to mine, just hitting a pivot track makes me cringe.

 

I didn't know bricks could fly..... just needs to be painted orange, and have "01" painted on the doors....

 

I think potholes and my concrete suspension is why I have never had any kidney stones! They turn to powder before they can get big. Unfortunately, my vertebrae are now powder too.