Epic Raptor jump

[Harvey Singh]

@Harvey Singh got a new one, maybe this is his Twin brother?

Can’t even lie. I did the exact same thing. Unfortunately my landing blew my rear fenders out though -.-

Truck flexes nice

 

[NHDude4]

Maybe no mechanical damage but he must have messed up his bumper when he slammed into the far bank.

 

[Lags]

I want to know why y'all think it's fake. ( spoiler: it isn't)

It’s because 90% of the raptor owners on this forum drive to Costco and back.

 

[KeithV]

The rear end caught air twice. The jump, then hitting the bank at the end popped it up. The stop was more brutal than the jump.

 

[NHDude4]

The rear end caught air twice. The jump, then hitting the bank at the end popped it up. The stop was more brutal than the jump.

100%. I don't believe that stop didn't cause at least cosmetic damage.

 

[DZMONEY]

It’s because 90% of the raptor owners on this forum drive to Costco and back.

I just drove mine to costco yesterday shiiiiieeeeeehhh.....

 

[Rapteroid]

SCABS Don't count! No room for the kiddies and pups! LOL nice one

 

[Lags]

I just drove mine to costco yesterday shiiiiieeeeeehhh.....

Same... hah!

 

[zombiekiller]

Big Blue, when I went to the Raptor Assault school all the Raptors seemed to land Rt-Front heavy. I was curious about that, just the way the Raptor is balanced??

that's what happens when you aren't on the gas at take-off and through the entire jump.

the nose comes down because the fuel tank is on the driver's side 3/4 of the way toward the rear. the truck carries more momentum on the rear DS corner and makes the who thing rotate like that. ( If you hit the brakes mid-air it gets way worse)

gotta commit and not be afraid of the rev limiter.

 

[zombiekiller]

Thanks. Five or six feet depending on how you account for the snow. Little miscalculation on the runout. That didn’t sound good.

i think you're wrong. Looking at the pic, you could easily park another raptor underneath the airborne one. a stock gen2 raptor is 78.5" tall.

It's at least 7 feet off the ground.