How Deep of Water Can the Sagitar Cross?
1 Answers
The Sagitar's maximum wading depth is 70 cm, while the safe wading depth is 31 cm. Below is an introduction about the Sagitar: 1. Wading: The Sagitar's exhaust pipe has a ground clearance of 32 cm, and the half-height of the wheels is 31 cm. These two heights are roughly at the same level, indicating that the Sagitar's safe wading height is around 30 cm. Above this height, water may enter the exhaust pipe. However, as long as you maintain steady driving, the vehicle won't stall. There's no need to accelerate heavily to pass through; you can confidently wade through the water. 2. Reasons: The engine has three potential water entry points: the air filter, the oil dipstick hole, and the exhaust pipe. The first two are roughly level with the top of the tires, so as long as the water doesn't submerge the front wheels, it's not a concern. The exhaust pipe is lower, but even if submerged, as long as the engine is running, it continuously expels gases, preventing water from entering. The biggest risk with a submerged exhaust pipe is stalling—the moment the engine stalls, the negative pressure in the cylinder could draw water in.