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Alex Moore (Alexmoore)
| | Posted on Monday, February 03, 2003 - 06:43 pm: | 
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How far will a Range Rover lean before it decides to tip over. I have a small ravine on the way home and it seems to be in the 30 - 45 degree range. I need to measure with the framing square and level! Doesn't look so bad when you look up-hill but is exciting looking down! LOL. Great way to get a rise out of my passenger du jour! My kids love it and we refer to it as "the shortcut".
Alex |
Prescottj (Prescottj)
| | Posted on Monday, February 03, 2003 - 07:03 pm: |
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pull life insurance policy test it out with kids not in car see if it makes it |
Steve (Scrover)
| | Posted on Tuesday, February 04, 2003 - 01:15 am: |
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There's a huge difference between 30 and 45 degrees when you're in the drivers seat! Be careful it's not a "shortcut" to ER, kids don't love that quite so much. |
John Henley (Johnhenley)
| | Posted on Wednesday, February 05, 2003 - 05:23 pm: |
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I run a pretty stiffly sprung set up, and I have seen 45 plus on many an occasion. I will say though that you are a fool if your children are in the vehicle in that range on a side slope. Period.
j |
Larry Grubbs (Larryg)
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Username: Larryg
Post Number: 145
Registered: 03-2002
| | Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2003 - 06:27 pm: |
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I have had mine to 40 degrees unassisted with 35"s and approximately a 5" lift. I had it to nearly 55-60 degrees last weekend with only the Rovertym front bumper keeping me from going over.
Good Times!
Larry |
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