Max side hill degree angle?

[Trentw]

Just curious what the tip over angle is for our trucks anyone push it past 20?

 

[Yukon Bush Tremor]

I was curious of the same thing.

 

[PapaRaptor]

I have an area to try it on but I am not willing to be the guinea pig.

 

[leogeo]

I have an area to try it on but I am not willing to be the guinea pig.

I have had mine at 12.

 

[Brad]

Just curious what the tip over angle is for our trucks anyone push it past 20?

Come on! Don't be a chicken! Lets see 25˚!

 

[SVT4X4]

Not comparing apples to apples, but been 29 degrees in first gen Raptor and still stable.

 

[RaptorTremor]

I was just about to say that a raptor can go around 30°. Seeing that the tremor is narrower and taller I would risk high 20s

 

[Chris21667]

This is what I have from Moab ... Nothing really crazy

 

[Mister "T"]

This is what I have from Moab ... Nothing really crazy

Can you tell me what trails you ran in Moab?

 

[davidb1841]

Trust me....Its 50

 

[Chris21667]

Can you tell me what trails you ran in Moab?

it was a hidden trail in arches national park it was listed as a 4x4 only trail on the map ... also the tremor can make it though the first part of fins and things but it will scratch the hitch and push some sand with the stock bumper but other then that it can be done ....a stock ram 1500 did it with me

This was the trail in arches

 

[350Tremor]

I know this is an old thread, and I didn't get any pictures, but I hit 32 degrees in my 22. Old mining road gave out just as I was turning to go downhill, and instead of turning, truck slid about 5 to 10 feet. Wouldnt take it much farther lol

 

[19mystic96]

I got to 21* (no different feeling than 20* I'm sure) and it felt like I was ready to tip.

 

[19mystic96]

I know this is an old thread, and I didn't get any pictures, but I hit 32 degrees in my 22. Old mining road gave out just as I was turning to go downhill, and instead of turning, truck slid about 5 to 10 feet. Wouldnt take it much farther lol

A story like this is worth bumping an old thread

I felt uneasy at 21*. I couldn't imagine 32*

Id probably have to change my underwear after going through what you went through

 

[knaffie]

Unrelated to Tremor...... I do a lot of rock crawling, like 20 years worth in 3 different rigs. We came across some guys in Moab goofing around with the tip angle years ago. They had two rigs uphill of the test rig with winch lines on top of the cage so it wouldn't go over. He kept making passes at higher and higher angles. The magic number when it lifted a tire was 50, which blows my mind. It was a very low rig with heavy axle and tires, but still, that's a lot. Most people are way uncomfortable by 30.

 

[JDBoss]

13 with our truck camper on the back... doesn't sound like much but major pucker factor.... lol

 

[Modman]

I got to 21* (no different feeling than 20* I'm sure) and it felt like I was ready to tip.

Video provides a good perspective... Thanks for including!

The uphill rear wheel definitely is starting to look "light".

 

[Bitsniffer]

At Raptor Assault, I was in a Gen 2 Raptor at 32 degrees and felt like I was sitting on the door and the passenger was sitting on the center console. Can't imagine anything more, especially on a SD.

 

[350Tremor]

At Raptor Assault, I was in a Gen 2 Raptor at 32 degrees and felt like I was sitting on the door and the passenger was sitting on the center console. Can't imagine anything more, especially on a SD.

I wish I got a pic, but in the moment I was more concerned with keeping the truck upright. I think if I wasnt already starting to turn downhill it would have gone over. Lesson learned for sure, and its not something I would recommend

 

[350Tremor]

A story like this is worth bumping an old thread

I felt uneasy at 21*. I couldn't imagine 32*

Id probably have to change my underwear after going through what you went through

I very nearly did, and I will say this, 21 isnt that bad now knowing that I can take it higher. That's a lie, 20+ is still sketchy =)