The running boards were nearly touching the ground at landing.
The "other" was launched at least twice as high into the air. Not even close to the same.
No, at the take off point, they are about the same. There's a huge drop in the landing zone in your video which does increases the distance. However, more substantially, the Gen 1 was heavier, had smaller shocks, and landed badly. Primarily the fact it landed on one wheel.
Not sure why you are against a video showing a stock truck land a pretty gnarly jump, unless you just don't like the fact it is a Gen 2?
A friend, who owned Mjonir (a souped-up Gen 1) ended up getting a Gen 2. His words after seeing this video, were, I quote: "LOL - his rebound is higher than most others jump...if that right front survived, makes a strong argument against upgrading shocks on gen 2's"
