Jumping A Ford F-150 Raptor Is Literally Back-Breaking Work | Carscoops carscoops
Since all four wheels landed at the same time, there wasn’t enough suspension to go around, causing it to fully bottom out, as did the seat that he was sitting in, meaning the only thing left to compress was Caz’s spine, specifically, the T12 vertebra, which broke into three pieces., with tons of pictures on his social media showing the truck in various beautiful settings, mostly far away from the pavement., but a jump of this size was too much for the stock suspension.
Luckily, nobody besides Caz was hurt, and we hope that he fully recovers. We’re sure he’ll get right back on track when he feels better, and when his truck has some suspension upgrades. Caz’s Instagram features a picture of the “restomod” that had to be done to his vertebra, featuring two rods and six screws to hold it all together. His social media also has screenshots of other publications that have written about the incident, so.. Hi Caz!
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