Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling

Posted by: Anonymous

Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling - 01/12/03 07:30 PM

Does anyone know at what degree a stock X will tip over while pitching? And also while rolling? Since I just bought my X, I went wheeling and had both front wheels in the air while trying to climb an ice hill,I let off the gas and the front end came back down hard, Unfortunately I did not have a lev-o-guage at the time but I plan on installing them soon.
Posted by: Anonymous

Re: Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling - 01/12/03 07:35 PM

Huh? Does that mean you jumped an ice hill and your front end caught air? You freaked out, took your foot off the gas and came down?
Posted by: OffroadX

Re: Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling - 02/12/03 09:25 AM

I've had my Lev-o-gage lightly "pegged" roll-wise at a bit over 45 degrees before, and I wouldn't advise it. This is about 40 degrees.



I pegged it at 45 and managed to get a little daylight under the right front tire a time or two as I proceeded. Here\'s some video .

Brent
Posted by: Aero Steve

Re: Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling - 02/12/03 02:25 PM

I've pegged mine at +/-45 in pitch and kept going. I give up when the tires start wanting to lift off the ground. Going up be ready to slam the transmission into reverse and give it gas. Sometimes that can keep you from rolling over. Going down hill be ready to goose it if the back feels like it want to flip up. It sounds like you got lucky.

Brent, didn't you have the old pathfinder drawing of the tipover angles.
Posted by: OffroadX

Re: Lev-o-guage pitching, rolling - 02/12/03 05:28 PM

Ah, I love a challenge... Took about 5 mins to dig it up:
http://history.nissan.co.jp/TERRANO/R50/0109/MECHANISM/frame3.html

Brent