Is the front and rear travel numbers listed anywhere

[Fifty]

On a 2020 or 2021 rebel? I can’t seem to find what the stock front and rear wheel travel numbers are.

usually that’s something that gets plastered everywhere.

 

[Le_Slacker]

Driver door pillar
There’s usually 2 stickers there. Not the info you’re looking for ?

 

[kapinallinen2]

"TFL truck" might have stated the numbers in one of their videos couple years ago.

 

[Fifty]

Driver door pillar
There’s usually 2 stickers there. Not the info you’re looking for ?

No.

"TFL truck" might have stated the numbers in one of their videos couple years ago.

Me and a friend (who got a 21 rebel and is the real reason for the inquiry) watched every single tfl vid on the rebel and the trx.
Those guys… as decent as they are, just regurgitate the press releases and nothing else.

I even emailed Carsli since they have their stuff but they couldn’t find their records

 

[kapinallinen2]

Those guys… as decent as they are, just regurgitate the press releases and nothing else.

They did an RTI comparison on the 2019 GMC, RAM and Nissan.
https://tfltruck.com/2018/11/which-...-articulation-ram-vs-gmc-vs-nissan-ramp-test/

 

[JDHarris]

I believe in the front there is a total of 9 inches of travel. That’s inclusive of up and down travel. Stock, I understand that it’s basically in the center of that travel when sitting on the flat street, resulting in roughly 4.5” up and 4.5” down available. Lifting the truck would reduce available down travel and increase up travel. In the rear, I don’t know.

 

[Fifty]

They did an RTI comparison on the 2019 GMC, RAM and Nissan.
https://tfltruck.com/2018/11/which-...-articulation-ram-vs-gmc-vs-nissan-ramp-test/

And nothing about the travel numbers.