Jumping TRD PRO

I try and hit railroad crossings as fast as I can and the maybe got air? So cush I couldn't even tell

 

Oh and here's another one. Not me.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BQ8oolOA8sw/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=tlwvcwrw9sat

 

GoPro mount on the windshield has to be there for a reason right?!

 

If you don’t know what you’re talking about then you are not required to respond.

It’s not only about travel and the PRO shocks are not “regular old shocks.”

Still wouldnt recommend trying to jump your truck.

This is also a very innacurate statement and I’ve actually seen the outcome to this mentality.

I’m fairly confident you were jocking, I just had to respond.

 

Didn't look like it worked very well for this guy


But let us know how it goes!

 

That's an OR, not made for jumping like the PRO.

 

Even the Pro grill would have helped it jump the ditch better.

 

Actually, technically speaking, ANYTHING can be jumped with enough speed. The REAL questions are: #1 will YOU survive the landing, #2, will IT survive the landing, and #3, can it be driven away afterwards??

 

I jumped my offroad out of a mud pit once. The result was a debead and a bent spindle.

4/10 would not recommend.

 

I will happily watch anyone jump their Tacoma.

 

I use to jump my pro all time with no problems. It wasn't equipped FOX shocks, or any shocks at all. Since it was a 20" BMX GT pro series, still a pro it said so right on the frame.

 

4 means it was kind of fun. Like on the way up you were enjoying it. Then you peaked and regretted 60% of what you just did. Semi worth it I think.

 

Got some balls or rocks for brains to attempt that in a truck with that price tag... or attempt that at all in anything at all

 

You could say that about any of the shit we do. The Raptor jump was unacceptably in every regard though. No excuse.

 

I feel like this should be on the Wikipedia page for "more money than sense."

 

Honestly, I got to actually *do* a trailside rebead with starter fluid, and learned alot from ripping my front end apart to replace spindles with gusseted versions, so I'd say it was a net positive. Just sucked being mechanically unable to align my truck for a few weeks

 

Sometimes I like to try jumps on speed bumps lol

 

Man I've always wanted to do that... Not break the front end, but use Fuego to re-bead a tire!