Ramp Travel Index - RTI = 700

AcesandEights
Sep 24, 2021

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Sep 24, 2021

Ford published an RTI of 700 for the two-door Bronco. That's greater than a Jeep Wrangler. I see both on the Youtubes with Wrangler tires all on the ground and Bronco tires in the air when on the same trails. Has anyone actually measured the two, and is the 700 number true?
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Last edited by a moderator: Sep 24, 2021

Rank V

Sep 25, 2021

#1
Give me a minute, I'll go pull mine up the ramp real quick. Wait, where the hell's my Bronco??
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Pawel Kaliszan, Mpatient1

Rank V

Sep 25, 2021

#2
Those numbers for the Bronco should be accurate (BL+stabdisc) 700 2door/620 4door. Jeep Rubi has a higher score in both with swaybar disconnect. If I remember Jeep Unlimited Rubicon is around 645-699 depending what you read since Jeep doesn’t post it and Wrangler Rubicon is around 800ish. So yes, Rubicon is a little more but the numbers for the independent front on the Bronco are very very good. Also, watch what you read because some RTI ramp scores use anything from 15-30 degree ramps for scores, with 20 degree ramp prob being the standard/most common. Hell, some people just use an equation using suspension travel. Also, I did read somewhere that the 392 Rubicon is 730 and Rubicon Gladiator is around 607 (swaybar disc). One more thing, Spring rate, width of vehicle, wheel offset, etc. can all affect RTI score. Hope this helps.
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Rank VI

Sep 30, 2021

#3
Yeah, I know what RTI is, I'm just wondering if anyone has actually measured it with a production Bronco (not pre-production). Parts change between pre-production and production and that might impact RTI.
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