Pitch and Roll meter, anybody have?
Anybody have in his car pitch and roll meter? I still have problems to judge the limits of the car and thought it would be good to help me started and be more carefull when offroading. any hints?
i dont have it yet. i just drive by (non)sense, usually give up earlier then i could i guess. It feels so wild from inside and looks so boring outside :-). I keep tires at highway setting 2,7bar/40PSI? No lift, actually my truck (110 TD4) is lowered for 4cm
question was mainly if you 4x4 people find it useful or even required or just take it as gadged without much help and drive by sense.
question was mainly if you 4x4 people find it useful or even required or just take it as gadged without much help and drive by sense.
Last edited by sn1987; Oct 19, 2009 at 03:06 PM.
The rollover angle of a stock Defender is about 45 degrees. Unless you are a lot more fearless than I am, you'll back off well before reaching 45 degrees. I've had one of my Series at 45, and have no desire to do it again.
I had one in my first land rover and hardly ever looked at it, for the above reason.
I had one in my first land rover and hardly ever looked at it, for the above reason.
got it installed today. looks amazing. it is even backlit... only would be more happy if it would be black and not carbon imitation.
So far i managed 25° forward (was some stairs) and 15° to the side, but wow that was wild ride :-D
So far i managed 25° forward (was some stairs) and 15° to the side, but wow that was wild ride :-D
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