2009 F-150 Goes over Silver Creek (shot from inside cab)

[mifan93]

god...they dont need special tracks, just come to detroit and drive on our roads!!!!LOL

[PowerLiftingMenace]

LMAO nice lol.

[blazerk5drew]

haha ya its funny the toyota had crossmembers cut out of it...funny what people will believe i think its more of a test for the suspension....the frame can handle it i mean i would drive a shitbox kia over that and i bet nothing would happen to the frame. just another lame commercial from automakers

[Fordman06777]

yeah thats it they dont cut nothing out.

[guitarman2116]

well there is not kias with frames like this....just unibody frams....so right the would be alot less flex........because everything is one piece. and the toyota really does have weak frame.

[Fordman06777]

lol, toyota is not better than my 1999 F-150.

[blazerk5drew]

haha lol ur funny 99....

[hotrodkid7]

the tundra is worse then my 2003 F-150 supercrew 5.4

[masterd151]

Yeah the Toyota's chassis looked like wet spaghetti when they took it on Silver Creek.

[wikiwikiwildwest]

That's a pretty accurate description master. And the F150 would be dry spaghetti. Which one is more likely to break?

[masterd151]

Thats irrelevant because the F150 frame hasnt had any issues with cracking.

[wikiwikiwildwest]

I never said it had, I said it is more likely. Lack of flexibility means more likelihood of breaking.

[masterd151]

The real point here is to decide which chassis does a better job of doing what its supposed to do, and thats the Ford....

[wikiwikiwildwest]

Well in these video's the Tundra tracks the best down the course. It maintains a straighter path down the course than any of the competition. I would say that the chassis is supposed to allow the driver to maintain directional stability the easiest. The Tundra clearly does this the best (when watching the other videos). Then again, everyone wants different things from their trucks. Apparently F150 owners care more about bed movement than keeping the vehicle going in a straight line.

[yellowcow13]

@wikiwikiwildwest I would not want my box flexing and warping when im carrying a load. Ive seen Tundras shudder over a railroad crossing.

[ndubb1]

lol better than a toyota would be..haha nice very true