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The rear section of the frame is independently replaceable, per this document:
https://fordcrashparts.com/sites/default/files/On Target - 2018, Vol. 3.pdf
https://fordcrashparts.com/sites/default/files/On Target - 2018, Vol. 3.pdf
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60mph?
No way. That's like backing your truck off of a 100 foot cliff and landing on the tailgate.
No way. That's like backing your truck off of a 100 foot cliff and landing on the tailgate.
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No way that’s damage from a 55mph dead stop accident. Maybe 20-30mph. My Wrangler was rear ended at 50-60mph by a 4-Runner while parked on side of road (dude fell asleep). Entire rear end was smashed in. And it was thrown forward down the street and smashed into car in front. The sound also work my friend up down the block (who happened to be borrowing my beloved jeep at the time).
You see far worse damage from 20-30mph slow moving traffic when someone is checking their phone on the freeway.
You see far worse damage from 20-30mph slow moving traffic when someone is checking their phone on the freeway.
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Haha I actually went online to calculate free fall speed at X ft . Nice one
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