Desert Whoops - Give me the skinny

[Yukon Joe]

yeah, have the stage 4. Helps the front suck up that big 6.2 hitting the dirt...

but really... if you know what you are doing, the stock truck can jump. Check out Whtrap's jump. He is all stock.

 

[Aaron]

I've done many a jump stock and not hurt anything. It's all about finding a nice ramp.

Things to look for would be making sure it's a nice smooth launch and making sure its long enough. If it's longer than the truck, you'll most likely be good, but you'll know when you do your slower speed test runs if it's gonna kick you. Same thing with the landing, make sure it's nice and smooth and has a good slope to it. Then it's all a matter of ramping up your speed slowly until you get the air you want off of it without overshooting your landing.

 

[RaptorWifey]

Just don't have anyone in the back seat, its not made to soak up the hit...

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[Aaron]

Just don't have anyone in the back seat, its not made to soak up the hit...

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Lesson learned the hard way...

How is your back by the way?

 

[RaptorWifey]

Yup.....
Getting better every day, thanks for asking

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[Aaron]

Yup.....
Getting better every day, thanks for asking

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Glad you're feeling better, hope it goes away soon. Back pain is the worst!

 

[MrGreen33]

Sweets vids!!!
And Nice Air!!

 

[MotuMute]

Let us know how it went with the whoops and jumps when ya get back. Pics! Video!

 

[RaptorSteve]

Yup, sure will, I have my sony action cam all ready to go.

 

[RPG]

I've done many a jump stock and not hurt anything. It's all about finding a nice ramp.

Things to look for would be making sure it's a nice smooth launch and making sure its long enough. If it's longer than the truck, you'll most likely be good, but you'll know when you do your slower speed test runs if it's gonna kick you. Same thing with the landing, make sure it's nice and smooth and has a good slope to it. Then it's all a matter of ramping up your speed slowly until you get the air you want off of it without overshooting your landing.

Do I need to post pics of your stock frame Lol