After a couple squirrely rapids, a river wide and very easy 8' drop can be run almost anywhere. Mammoth Rock is recognized by just that on river left at the bottom of a boulder garden left, or an easier 'sneak' right. Terminal Eddy is best run out of the back of the eddy on river right. Watch out for the undercut on the left, which often harbors wood and gets more dangerous the lower the level. Of course, calling attention to undercuts is somewhat redundant, because they are everywhere on this run.
Eventually you arrive at the big three: Avalanche, Cable, and Pinball. Avalanche is primarily a pinning hazard run left through the eddy and then back into the main flow. Below 3-5" it is boat and body abuse, but it goes. The walk and scout are easy on the left. Below 0" or so the center line opens up. Piecevor is a neat right to left boof with a tricky hole just above. Cable is a straightforward V - a 12' waterfall followed by a boof to the right at levels above 2". The first drop is a bit of a pain as the water gets lower since you must run left. The second drop is not trivial, normally run close to the right edge off a boof (not too close) of the main drop. It too gets much harder below 1.5" because you must slide off it on your left side into a hallway formed by the rock downstream. If you swim left, you may go under an undercut, but swimming here is not a good plan at all. Pinball is bona-fide class V. Not a place to make mistakes. Scout or walk right if you have not seen it's non-trivial moves and scary undercuts before. Be aware of the hazard in the runout on far river left, it has taken one of the best of us. The walk is easy. Once you get past Pinball, it is surprisingly flat for quite a while.
Logs often collect at the entrance to Pinball, and one is there in spring 2009.
Mileage is to the top of the Upper 2 section. Linked map only shows down to Chairlift put-in. The first shuttle takes out at the Chairlift (not recommended, but I've done it too many times). Essentially everyone always runs the Suicide together with the Upper 2. Many people take out at the chairlift, while others continue on to the Canyon Mouth park at the bottom of the Chairlift section. Another take-out option exists at the Powell Trail a short distance below Bottleneck on the Chairlift section.
Suicide can be run pretty darn low. 250 cfs is a resonable minimum. On the bridge guage, my ideal level is 1.5" to about 5". Cable is not so hard and the rest is not out of control. Many people run it and love it low, I'm not one of them. Things get pushy above 7". See the forum for a good USGS gauge to bridge gage correlation.