bought a toy to my T4R

scanny

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and finally decided where to put it. Sort of reminds me artificial horizon in aircraft: )
 

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How times have changed!

My '84 4Runner had one (inclinometer) as a stock from the factory component. Also altimeter too.

Ones of these bad boys...?

Nowadays I just use an APP on my smartphone like this...
 

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Nice pic! Yes, that is exactly what it looked like. Jeez, I was a whopping 21 years old when I bought that 4Runner off the showroom floor.
 
Ha. 28 years ago.

Gee 1engineer, now you are dating yourself :) Has it been that long ago?

Same as you, the inclinometer reminded me of my first 4runner. I had the inclinometer/ altimeter in my 87'..... guess we both have been around 4Runners for quite a while and are still driving a 4Runner.

Cheers
4BYTOY
 
Just ordered the same one on Amazon for $6. Not a bad deal. Now to see if I will 3M a $6 clinometer on the dash of a $40k truck :lol:
 
I was looking for one, then saw the app posted above. It would be nice to have a highlight of the warning zone. What would that be? What should be the max degrees up or down and side to side? Right before I tip over?....lol AT least I can shut off the airbags!:wow:
 
I'd be worried at about 30 degrees if you don't have anything on the roof. But still you need to take it slowly at that inclination. Somebody please correct me : )
 

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