Angle of approach/departure?

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guest_12 View Member Profile	Jan 10 2005, 01:13 AM Post #1
Newbie Group: Guests Posts: 0 Joined: 9-June 08 Member No.: 11,972 Drives: 4Runner Location: USA	Can someone explain how angle of approach and departure work? My 2004 Limited seems to have an angle of approach of 31 and an angle of departure of 24. What does each number mean and what is the practical implication of having the two numbers be different? (Sorry if this sounds really stupid.) Thanks. Dan

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guest_12 View Member Profile	Jan 10 2005, 10:46 AM Post #2
Newbie Group: Guests Posts: 0 Joined: 9-June 08 Member No.: 11,972 Drives: 4Runner Location: USA	>In answer to your question... you're probably right... but, it's not >like you're driving up and over perfectly flat bits of wood anyway... If >you have a 2004 model 4x4, you probably don't want to scratch/dent it >anyway - that's what old 4x4's are for :) (unless you're stupid - or very >rich) :) Right. Good point. I have a brand new Limited in Dorado Gold. Just seems too beautiful to really make it work. At least for now . . . ;-) Thanks. Dan

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Dan Angle of approach/departure? Jan 10 2005, 01:13 AM

Jamie Howell Have a look at this... http://skidplate4x4.tripod... Jan 10 2005, 04:23 AM

Dan Ok, but if a truck has an angle of departure less ... Jan 10 2005, 07:17 AM

Jamie Howell In answer to your question... you're probably r... Jan 10 2005, 07:30 AM

Charles Gilley Jamie - is that what you do for entertainment 'dow... Jan 10 2005, 07:42 AM

Dan >In answer to your question... you're probably ... Jan 10 2005, 10:46 AM

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