Thanks soul surfer !Check out Prospeed. Brian is great and his rack is top notch. Prospeed is somewhere on forums.
I’ll scour the pages and find him. I swear this busted ass box of ours is gonna fly off and that won’t be good for anyone!
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Thanks soul surfer !Check out Prospeed. Brian is great and his rack is top notch. Prospeed is somewhere on forums.
Yes, you should get the front stuff in a little more. Are you running stock torsion bars? How much lift in the front?Is it possible that my poor front wheel stuff could be from too stiff of a shock? I should have actually inspected, but this was the point where I was losing rear wheel traction.
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Yes, you should get the front stuff in a little more. Are you running stock torsion bars? How much lift in the front?
The biggest issue with the TB lift is that is restricts your upwards wheel movement - so you sacrifice wheel travel to gain the lift!
You seem to missing a lug nut.Yeah, stock tbars. Figured I might be able to lessen the stress they see by using a stiffer shock, but maybe that was a mistake?
I would have to go measure it again but I think the front is 2.5 or 3 over stock. Does cranking the tbars not just change the resting position of the front end? I thought that it would still be able to cycle through the full range of motion, just greater risk of snapping the bars at a point.
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I was surprised since the landing happened on a hard surface on the way out of the dunes not soft sand. Landing on a hard surface and soft sand is a major difference.Why are you surprised that frame is in tact? Aren’t Cruisers jumped all day across the pond where you are?
What are the part numbers on the King shocks you guys run? Is there a specific shock you’re all using?I was surprised since the landing happened on a hard surface on the way out of the dunes not soft sand. Landing on a hard surface and soft sand is a major difference.
take this one for example (sorry low quality image from a video) landing on that soft sand feels much less impactful even with bad shocks. So that’s why you see us sending the cruisers right off the dunes or on soft sandy areas.
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No specific shock. The OEM 2.5 kit with adjusters (standard king spec valving) from Filthymotorsports or from local dealers.What are the part numbers on the King shocks you guys run? Is there a specific shock you’re all using?
I'm all for it. I want to see someone jumping massive vehicles and it's nice that it doesn't have to be me.Broken items after “jumping a 7000lbs vehicle “ That’s not “shocking” at all. Perhaps you shouldn’t watch Dukes of hazard ?!?!
7000lbs!!Broken items after “jumping a 7000lbs vehicle “ That’s not “shocking” at all. Perhaps you shouldn’t watch Dukes of hazard ?!?!
7000lbs!!
A bone stock lc100 in the states which is the VXR full option here is 5185 lbs
The lc100 I'm driving "GX", is around 4500lbs.
Again, It was shocking because it was an accidental big jump, I was going around 70mph, and saw a curved bump, manmade barrier/obstacle (that's supposed to create two lanes so that people going to the dunes stay right, and people going backstay left to prevent accidents). I immediately stepped on the brakes but it was too late and hit the bump ended up nose-diving and landing on the passenger side, on top of that it was a hard surface like I mentioned above.
When I personally want to send it, I never jump it big the first time, I always start slow and see how the vehicle reacts to the jump then I speed up accordingly. If I just end up sending it the first time every time, I doubt I or the LC100 would be alive now.
IT TURNED OUT I ACTUALLY DO HAVE FRAME DAMAGE.
Passenger and driver side body mounts, the ones in the middle, are cracked. Wielding work is needed.
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