RTI ramp

[pimtool]

scored an 812, not sure if thats good or not.

 

[Evan]

Looks like you could get a little better flex out of the front. What kind of coils do you have up there?

I think that's a pretty good number...

 

[mud390]

I don't know what your set up is, but 812 is a respectable number by any means. Nice flex!

Kris

 

[Mechanickid]

I luv the beat panels on that truck! A well used and little abused trail truck

 

[pimtool]

Looks like you could get a little better flex out of the front. What kind of coils do you have up there?

I think that's a pretty good number...

Im not sure of the brand, but they are pretty stiff. Also the rear springs are pretty stiff. I put exploder and ranger leaves together.

With different springs front and rear im sure the number would be better. It does pretty good for a low buck trail rig.

 

[patov6]

How many degrees has that ramp?

Thes could help: http://www.billjohn.com/rti/index.htm

 

[Loanranger]

800s is respectable for what you have in there. Softer springs will definately help. My little LJ at one point scored a 1512, but I've stiffened it up a bit since then.


On the other hand, ramp scores are flawed in my opinion, because it takes into account the ramp angle, which should be irrelevant. For instance. Say your tire is 48" off the ground, with a wheelbase of 115". Now, regardless of whether you have a 20 or 30 degree ramp under that tire, or even a honda, the verticle distance from the ground is still the same, though your score changes.

 

[pimtool]

I think this one looks better and a little mud.