Long Travel BS Thread

Forget it, every car ever built has the same chance of breaking you're right

 

the goverment doesnt give a certain level of QA to one comapny, then turn around to another and say, " naw... we dont like them so we made it harder for them... you guys... your good... your QA requirements wont be anywhere near theirs....

yea...... riiiighhhhtttt.... cuz that makes sense right?!

 

Lol silly California.

 

your words not mine.. quote me where i made that statement bucko

 

Yes.

 

You keep saying the only difference between manufacturers is the name stamped on the frame and grill, you really think the Toyota 5.7 and chevy 5.7 are the same and both will have the same longevity?

 

SAE standards are the same for all vehicles, issues with them are bad come from unknown engineering issues (most which can only been seen over time, as initial prototyping doesnot allow enough time for a lot of issues) & things that are sometimes over-looked. So yes, they are all suppose to have the same standards/tolerance etc.

 

weight is just a number my friend, with enough HP and the right equipment anything can fly

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa61sul4AMw

 

its totally possible. again everything is based on how you treat it. im not saying that its guaranteed to be the same, but everything wears out and fails over time. nothing lasts forever man.

 

OMG.. I totally thought that i was about to see an SDHQ raptor, race..

 

thank you! finally some one with a functioning brain cell!

how i made that statement matter of factly, i work in the underwater fabrication business for the government. i can tell you across the board all companys must meet a minimum requirement.... just like the car manufactures, the material manufactures (hence MTR's) etc....

 

Now your just being a douche....

 

opinions are like assholes mate.

cheers!

 

That is the whole point... they aren't equal. They don't make the same engines and there are pros and cons to manufactures and models. There is a beautiful economic system in our western world called capitalism which allows manufacturers to compete in a free market against each other. Which in turn means some vehicles are "better" than others from year to year. Better being a relative term of course... Well lets define it... Offroading and/or modifying trucks for offroad recreation. Some models, frames, engines, etc are naturally going to be better than others... and over time there might develop a pattern or placement of the top manufacturers for what we do (see: offroading). So saying if everyone made the same engine and frame they would all be the same, might be true... but it's simply not possible nor does it exist.

 

Yes they all have to meet a minimum requirement, but have you ever opened up a toyota tranny and a ford tranny? its amazing how much tighter the tolerances or in the toyota.

 

Same here, looking at broncos

Cause you are smart.

 

Thats debatable

2 weeks after it pulled of the lot

 

more!!!!