I went over a curb by accident and it went clunk.

Thanks for bringing me back to the good ole days of VW Vortex!

http://www.davidmays.com/vortex/fents_bursh_crub.pdf

 

Mall Crawlin is dangerous shit!

Seriously, do you have a MT or was the clutch suppressed?

 

Sounds like you just hit your bump stops. You don’t need alignment unless the truck is driving crooked.

 

I was there back in the early 2000s
always a sh!tshow.

 

Next time at the food court maybe only order one Orange Julius.

 

More than likely if the thud happened due to a downward force it was your bump stops.
If you ran into the curb? Then there may be a possibility that your alignment could be shifted. (I always put a paint mark on the alignment cams after I get my alignment done, just for this reason) So I can make sure they don't move over time/off-roading.
Does your truck pull to one side when you drive it on a straight road?
If not I wouldn't worry about it.

 

If only this guy would have had Kings he would have launched, landed and never skipped a beat. LT of course

 

Why not epoxy that puppy down? Thanks for sharing. I missed that post when it was initially posted.

 

Never gets old even after 5 years

 

J.Welty was my starting point then to the 'tex. After the big crash it hasn't been the same.

 

It's totaled. Obviously.

 

Bump stop

 

I used to read phatrabbit.com. Back in the 90s Mki was all I could afford.

 

Did your bed mat stay securely in the bed, that's the only question I have?

 

Had to check to see if it was Friday yet

 

If the bed mat moved, it’s totaled.

 

I dunno if you've ever seen a dumpster fire in real life, but damn they're exciting.

 

If it's 4x4 it was built for that chit. 2x I dunno. I hit things both up and down in the woods with my 86 4x (avatar shot) and bounced my head off the roof of my truck expecting bad things once I got back on pavement. Nadda. 18 yrs 212k original springs and shocks and it drove prefect with excellent tire wear and never had front end alignment done once. Kick myself for ever selling it. Curb hopping in a Taco is hopscotch young man. Just do it slow and easy.