I use the "wife-o-meter" instead. When we approach a questionable area, the wife gives the thumbs up or the the thumbs down. It has become how our group rates different passages; whether my wife will ride along through it, walk - while I drive through it, absolutely forbid me to take the Jeep through or cover her eyes while others go through.

Seriously though, my dad had one of those on his Scout, years ago. It was kinda fun to watch and, as a kid, helped to see just what angle certain hills were. Kind of an educational tool for me.

I think you mean "INclinometer"

They are the same thing. Mostly referred to as an clinometer when identified as an off-road measuring tool.

i doubt they make a liberty one?

Similar to this one, it fits perfect in dash of the Jeep Wranglers. I thought of getting one...


This one runs under $20.00

I use the "wife-o-meter" instead. When we approach a questionable area, the wife gives the thumbs up or the the thumbs down. It has become how our group rates different passages; whether my wife will ride along through it, walk - while I drive through it, absolutely forbid me to take the Jeep through or cover her eyes while others go through.

Seriously though, my dad had one of those on his Scout, years ago. It was kinda fun to watch and, as a kid, helped to see just what angle certain hills were. Kind of an educational tool for me.

I have one of these zip-tied to the rollcage in my TJ: http://www.boatersworld.com/product/467330049.htm




I start getting slightly nervous at 15* if my uphill wheels are going over good sized rocks, 25-30 or so if it's smooth. But I can just look up at the gauge and know that that I'm probably ok...

Mine doesn't say anything or use her thumbs. Instead, she slowly creeps her hand up to the "chicken bar", and I can tell she is exerting more downward pressure on the floor boards. Can't tell about the seat pucker but I am sure it is present.