Watching all these videos makes me think

[Wilson]

How do we know the Jen will hold up to the same force

 

[03'Darin]

I could have sworn the OP said the Raptor survived with no issues. The landing was textbook perfect as well...

Landing looked very good. Just sounded like the bottom of the truck hit the ground fairly hard.

 

[Aaron]

For someone that's damn near spamming this forum with posts telling others how they shouldn't get butthurt, it sure does seem as though I just ruffled your feathers pretty easily there gal.

PS. Sure does look like this one "flew" and maybe just a smidge bent the frame.


My point was no matter what vehicle you have you can easily tear it up if taking it to extremes and/or not using it for it's intended use, but you go on thinking your Gen1 is the holy grail of jumping vehicles lol. And of course I wanted to stir the pot

Not butthurt, annoyed at you throwing out misinformation, yeah I'm definitely that though.

Your post put out bad information because you tied a pic of a truck damaged from something other than a jump to your claim that jumping damages trucks. The issue I take is that with so many new guys running around someone reads this and thinks "well I saw on FRF that if I don't jump I won't bend my frame" when that's not the case.

Yeah you posted a video of a dude bending his frame jumping, but that's like anything, go to the extremes and you'll find something to back you. He also completely totaled that thing. So it's not a great example of what we're talking about here.

I would be willing to bet that a few Jen2s will be bending frames too. I know it's beefed up back there, but I doubt they've changed their design philosophy from letting the frame give so the axle doesn't get destroyed. y'know?

Edit: as far as my shitposting goes...