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rolling a 90
TDi90:
er... :oops:
quite a lot i think :oops: :oops:
crazymac:
Having had (as will have many on here) my various landy's at severe angles I would say that you will bottle out long before the landy goes over!!
Its not so much the angle either! you can drive a nice level angle and be not concerned, but the same angle with undulations and perhaps a bit of speed will take you over. I've rolled my trialer a few times and each time its not been the angle on its own, its been the lump in addition that has overbalanced me! :shocked:
Range Rover Blues:
And sliding sideways before coming to an abrupt halt.
I had the same problem, so I bought a land meter. Seeing it going into the red on every roundabout hasn't helped the cause though :-.
extreme90:
i dont take notice of what angle
it goes into itse side to graze as and when it see's fit :oops:
but when you cant stay on your seat is a good pointer you aint going much further before it topples :lol:
Muddy:
What he says^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
When you can feel yourself slipping out of the seat you are resonaly close, also you feel the topside getting very 'light'.
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