Tipping point

Hi guys I have an awesome land meter app for my Ipod touch that sounds an alarm when you reach a pre-set point. Does anyone know what the tipping point of a swb 2.0 niagara is? So I can set the alarm weeeeellllllll before the point of death, destruction, flames, explosions etc etc :wink:

cheers

Tom

i think this is 1 for the gregster

Unmodified tilt angle should be in the owners handbook, but remember, the hight the suspension and body lift the higher the centre of gravity :wink:

here to go

viewtopic.php?f=63&t=37116&start=20
Have a scroll through page 2 of the above post Tom.
Reckon Greg's White leafer got to about 60 degrees before it started to tip.
But it was stationery, if the motor is moving the momentum will have a massive influence, so in reality the faster your going the lower the tipping point.
I once had the pleasure of riding passenger in the White leafer when it was dropped into a large hole - no word of a lie, I had to hold for dear life via hand grip above the door, or else I would have ended sitting on top of Greg, the angle was that severe. I weight in at 20 stone so image what that would have done to Greg :lol:

hi ya matey

in realistic driving offroad over extreme terain, the driver more than often bottles out befor the truck :lol:

.................pete

Well the hand book states 44' to the left and 40' to the right according to my land meter app yesterday I hit 25' leaning to the right and my bottom started to twitch :shock: