will my cruiser tip

Mace · Feb 3, 2006

lowtideride said:
Drive your truck for a couple wheeling seasons and your butt-flex o meter will be spot on.

Ahh but the data needs groundtruthing to be accurate.

My wife's pucker factor is about .0056* and she has been wheelin for a while

lowtideride · Feb 3, 2006

Mace said:
Ahh but the data needs groundtruthing to be accurate.

My wife's pucker factor is about .0056* and she has been wheelin for a while

its only a matter of time before i flop it

dude did you ever get my return PM?

TiredIronGRB · Feb 3, 2006

LandCruiserPhil said:
Its normally weight transfer that puts you over not so-much the angle.

I normally start paying attention at 30+ degrees.

Exactly, here's a video of mine at various side angles from 30 to 38 degrees and it was only my buddies holding it that kept it from going over at 38...

http://tired-iron.mounet.com/Grace4x4/GRBTLC/tlc_bumpus.wmv

e9999 · Feb 3, 2006

suggestion:
don't let your friends try to keep the rig upright from the downhill side...

TiredIronGRB · Feb 3, 2006

If it tipped it would have laid into the bank on that side