SERIOUS QUESTION NO ONE CAN ANSWER

They just will never get it

 

I too, appreciate and respect all active military and veterans for their willingness to sacrifice and risk all for our freedom.

I was simply referring to your apparent attitude telling people to answer your question (in all caps). If you ask nicely and have a little patience, there are a lot of great people on TW that will go out of their way to help. Just seems like you expect people to drop everything and answer your question immediately.

 

TRD pros have same/similar travel as a TRD Offroad.
About 8 or 9” wheel travel.
The Fox TRD Pro suspension is just lifted to level out the truck, improved Offroad valving, and better quality components.

A mid travel kit with uniballs upper control arms will gain another 1” or so.

Then there’s 2”+ long travel. 12” total.
3.5”+ long travel. 15-16” total.
4.5”+ long travel
And 6”+ long travel. Both approaching 20” travel.

 

OP, getting in arguments with your Raptor buddies?

 

i love your watches. one day, when i'm rich, i will own at least one. thank you for producing such fine intricate timepieces.

 

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^ That and being a halfway decent person to interact with will get you a long way on here

 

Cyber Awareness Training!

 

Wait a tick. How do long travel guys work on their trucks? I've got a tall ass jack and there is no way it can go much higher than my stock rear travel. They must all have access to lifts or use hi-lifts or something?

 

At least 1"

Matt

 

Maybe if you changed your thread title from A SCREAMING RANT to the actual specific question you ask in your first post, you would attract members who have that specific knowledge.

 

Long travel guys are real men and lift with their legs.

 

Yes we are and proud of it!

Kinda sounded with all this demanding and yelling.

 

Or stack lots of 2x4s

 

it's just barely 8" of usable travel. A set of standard ICON's will yield greater performance overall..

 

Standard, as in no lift? Or is it something like a 2 inch lift?

 

42.

 

Who is to say these folks have not worked for everything. What is your point here.

 

@RICHARD MILLE are you from Switzerland?

 

If I had to figure out how to tell the time using this thing, I'd probably be very confused and frustrated too.