Thread: Question on Rock Crawl mode using GOE lift rods

Your assumptions are correct. If you expect to have enough clearance at factory off-road height then just use Rock Crawl without the rods. If that’s not enough clearance then the extra bounce at extended height will just have to be dealt with. I always try to use factory height settings and only add to that when required, which is very easy with Llams.

Cheers,
Scott

You just manually lower the suspension after selecting Rock Crawl if you have the rods. Not good to have both unless you want to have a temporary height increase at which time you can press the up button and use the extra height that the rods give you.

I would put the rods on and then lower the suspension to normal height when the TR automatically raises it. You will get a message warning you that you should be at off road height when you do that.

Thanks Scott and Bob,

That sounds like a good idea Bob, I wasn’t sure if you could lower it again or if rock crawl locked it in raised height. I’ll do that and raise it to extended height temporarily if I run into clearance issues.

I'll be interested to hear how it all works out for you...look forward to a report....

cheers

To get back to normal height with rods on wouldn't you then need to select access mode ?

Originally Posted by loanrangie

To get back to normal height with rods on wouldn't you then need to select access mode ?

Yes you would and it will probably stay in access unless you exceed 8 or 10 kph.

To the original question, no rock crawl won’t raise the height. You have too. If you engage the rods then this simply means every factory setting is 50 mm higher and performs as per factory default.
But use the rods and experiment. You put them on. But using the rods AND off road height will raise the car significantly and you may ( will) loose wheel travel somewhat so you may find yourself popping wheels in the air as the car will be as stiff as a board. Have fun and if you remain sensible you shouldn’t have a drama either way.
Final thought. Engage the rods, Leave it in normal height ( as it will now be off road height) and then if you need to tweek it some more you can with a flick of a button rather than get out of the car in a perhaps unsafe situation to adjust rods. Youll be amazed how capable it is. Cheers Steve

Originally Posted by Turtle60

To the original question, no rock crawl won’t raise the height. You have too.

When Rock Crawl is selected the vehicle automatically selects offroad height, unless it is already in offroad height. This function is inhibited if a trailer connection is detected. Hence if you have rods or Llams set to offroad height but the factory height is normal, the vehicle will raise at selection of Rock Crawl to the equivalent of Extended Height.

Regards,
Scott

Originally Posted by LRD414

When Rock Crawl is selected the vehicle automatically selects offroad height, unless it is already in offroad height. This function is inhibited if a trailer connection is detected. Hence if you have rods or Llams set to offroad height but the factory height is normal, the vehicle will raise at selection of Rock Crawl to the equivalent of Extended Height.

Regards,
Scott

Scott, does it do it in both high and low range? I have a recollection of it only raising in low range, though I dont have mine near me to check.