What angles for 22re?
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What angles for 22re?
This question is concerning 22re's. I was just wondering while wheeling today, what angles can our trucks go all the while not starving the engine of oil? I have personally done 45 degrees easily with the motor still running. Am I pushing my luck?
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All I know so long as its fuel injected it will keep on going no matter what the angle really.
My friend had his 89 truck up to almost a 6-75% degree and it was running the whole time.
My friend had his 89 truck up to almost a 6-75% degree and it was running the whole time.
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True they will keep running, but i think he was asking at what angle will the engine be starved for oil, not fuel.
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well when i flipped the engine ran until i turned it off, wasnt knocking or anything. jsut when we got it flipped back over, it was blowin white smoke outta the exhaust for about 20 miles. lol.
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that works unless you flop on the passenger side and the keys fall out, lol, that has happened to me more than once, Ive found that if i go all the way on my side the gauge will still show pressure for about 5-10 sec, the Toyota oil pans are pretty good for keeping oil on the pickup, Ive been in a very step nose down situation before where i was practically holding myself up with the steering wheel and i still had oil pressure
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