It's important to measure the length of the skid mark in their pants afterwards. That's how we determine "record breaking" moments such as these.
As you might be able to tell from the POV part of the video, I really had no idea how high up I was. I knew it was steep, but without that other video, wouldn’t have had any idea. Even when my friend said 5 feet, I thought we was talking about how close I was to the side at the top of the hill when I was going to park.
There’s another Bronco that got more than 5 feet off the ground?!
For one, I’m not claiming no one in a custom rig hasn’t done more. I’m just saying I don’t think a Bronco could do more and end up on 4 wheels after! 
I am always amazed at GoPro quality 
Claiming a specific measurement based upon observed perception during a high stress event is almost as valid as sizing the one that got away.There’s another Bronco that got more than 5 feet off the ground?!
You are being a little too literal here... get over it. That was close to tip area... Who cares if someone else has gone higher... If they have... They probably went over backwards....
Glad all ended well. The title had me worried that you set a record for number of rolls.I made a couple of mistakes and accidentally set a record for most air in a Bronco on The Staircase at Hell's Revenge in Moab, Utah. My friend describes what he saw at the end. This video includes POV from the dash-mounted GoPro as well as from a friend standing on the hill. I still get anxious watching this!
percent would not have done that! 
