Jumping TRD PRO

So the trd pro comes equipped with tuned fox shocks, so have y’all ever jumped your Tacoma’s? I do notice the bed vibrates and shakes when going on bumpy roads, it’s not that noticeable I can see it in my mirrors. So has anyone really jumped it or done high speed off-roading or Baja?

 

It is a street legal truck not Evel Knievel's rocket car.

 

"Tuned Fox Shocks" are just regular old standard travel shocks. This is not a long travel Baja truck. DO NOT JUMP IT!

 

I guarantee that someone has jumped one once. ONCE.

 

OP: this here is your chance for YouTube immortality!!!

 

I suppose you're right. I'm betting daddy bought it, or it IS his.
I used to jump my dad's Suburban. Amazingly, it didn't seem to hurt it much.

On the bright side, it's easier to get into, what with the middle of the truck being lower to the ground now that the frame has buckled.

 

Your truck? Give it a go.

Daddy's truck? Don't.

 

Fuck it, go nuts.

You paid extra for that, god damnit.

 

No shit it vibrates on bumpy roads. They’re bumpy.


It won’t vibrate on a jump. Just make sure you have good speed and tap the brakes mid air.

 

Anything with Fox shocks can be jumped.

 

We used to have an ~80's Celica GT that we stripped. Pulled doors and seats, hood, trunk, exhaust etc and used to take it out in the desert and hammer it. Buddy convinced me to hit a Jump with it once. I'm sure that's why my back still aches from time to time.

 

Late to the Pro party...

 

Anything can be jumped......

Sticking the landing is another story.

 

Pretty sure that pic is the definition of sticking the landing. Whatta douche.

 

Well, you COULD try this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKQdlXvbWSU

 

Nice thing about the Pro leather seats, shit streaks wipe right off.

 

Been watching that for years, it never gets old.

 

@mZiggy , was this you?

 

If you do decide to jump a basically stockish truck then please wear a helmet and have some cameras rolling.

 

Here's about as high as you should jump on sand (6" or so of air...):