[jkelly65]

About how many degrees can a 100 lean before it flips on its side?

[wrxboy76]

Hey Mr owl, how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop? Sorry couldn't resist.

[e9999]

if it's like most other trucks, most folks will have fainted or sucked up the seat cover long before the rig rolls over on a camber....

having said that, one reads of numbers somewhere like 30+ deg IIRC. I would not try...

[Cruiserdrew]

I say, test it out and report back...

[hoser]

The rollover angle is...

One more degree than THIS.



But since you asked for a specific number...
Search Google, "Rollover angle Land Cruiser 100"

Rollover Angle (Slant): 45

Approach Angle: 34
Departure Angle: 26
Diff Lock: centre+rear
Diff Lock Position: centre+rear
Gradient (Incline): 45
Low Range: yes
Ramp Angle (Break Over): 155
Ride Height Control: yes
Rollover Angle (Slant): 45
Self Leveling Suspension: yes
Stability: no
Wading Depth: 700

http://www.car-specs.co.za/toyota-la...-11-specs.aspx

[wrxboy76]

Originally Posted by hoser

The rollover angle is...

One more degree than THIS.



But since you asked for a specific number...
Search Google, "Rollover angle Land Cruiser 100"

Rollover Angle (Slant): 45

Approach Angle: 34
Departure Angle: 26
Diff Lock: centre+rear
Diff Lock Position: centre+rear
Gradient (Incline): 45
Low Range: yes
Ramp Angle (Break Over): 155
Ride Height Control: yes
Rollover Angle (Slant): 45
Self Leveling Suspension: yes
Stability: no
Wading Depth: 700

http://www.car-specs.co.za/toyota-land-cruiser-100-4-7-v8-vx-at-2002-11-specs.aspx

are those metric measurements?

[siglo]

Originally Posted by wrxboy76

are those metric measurements?

the common scale I know off for angles is degrees (i.e. 0° , 90° , 180°, 360°) do you guys have another system?!

[e9999]

Originally Posted by siglo

the common scale I know off for angles is degrees (i.e. 0° , 90° , 180°, 360°) do you guys have another system?!

yes, sadly, some folks use % and much confusion ensues when one does not read things carefully....


btw, 45 deg camber is way scary... that would feel vertical to me...


added: I wonder if the AHC does somehow compensate for camber?

[ShottsUZJ100]

Toyota claims 45* in certain counties. They don't publish that in the US though the truck is the same. Of course if you lift it the angle lessens.

[dclee]

Be careful how you load it up! Keep all the heavy stuff down low in the middle of the truck. To be honest, I didn't think the 100 had that high of a roll-over angle, but that's pretty cool to know.

Hoser, that is a crazy video man...

[hoser]

Yeah, it is a crazy vid. I was wondering how does one FIRST practice that? Is it better to learn in a small car or larger SUV?

[NMuzj100]

Small and round ! The better to roll it back over.

[100 TD]

Hey Hoser,
No more trick questions that take 2 3/4 years to get answered, you had us all hanging on way too long there!

[hoser]

Finally, I can sleep!