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Because we all know Jeeps doing a 392 wrangler. Theyve already made 30 they were on the line right after assembly resumed from Rona shutdown.
Like I said Id be ok with it in a F150 or Bronco forsure. Ill keep my high revving Yote in the Mustang tho.
Im def not talking factory. The 7.3 is a 8k crate and the broncos already getting a 10 speed the rest is simple.
The Jeep Wrangler Has Been Given A Conveniently-Timed 6.4 V8 Transplant
In a fairly blatant attempt to steal the limelight away from the new Ford Bronco, a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 has been revealed, and it might be headed for production
What’s more, according to Road & Track, Jeep has already built 30 prototypes at its Toledo, Ohio plant, suggesting FCA might have green-lit the car for production anyway. This wouldn’t be much of a surprise - the company is likely well aware of how a V8 Wrangler might be received without the need to check with a concept. It’s more likely a PR exercise, given the timing of its release.
Id think those are mules not concepts
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The Jeep Wrangler Has Been Given A Conveniently-Timed 6.4 V8 Transplant
In a fairly blatant attempt to steal the limelight away from the new Ford Bronco, a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 has been revealed, and it might be headed for productionwww.carthrottle.com
What’s more, according to Road & Track, Jeep has already built 30 prototypes at its Toledo, Ohio plant, suggesting FCA might have green-lit the car for production anyway. This wouldn’t be much of a surprise - the company is likely well aware of how a V8 Wrangler might be received without the need to check with a concept. It’s more likely a PR exercise, given the timing of its release.
Id think those are mules not concepts
I mean if Ford REALLY wanted to match the V8 Wrangler, they can just throw the Raptor 3.5 in there or even just pump the power a bit from the 3.0TT. But I'd imagine that's a couple years out.
Did Ford release information referencing the 5.0 and 3.5 does not fit?
Trying to understand why one would want a 7.3 over a 3,5 or 5.0 from a performance and mpg perspective
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Most people realize that engine swaps are unnecessary and impractical to achieve what 99.999999% of car enthusiasts want to achieve with a street-driven vehicle. That's why they haven't really been a common "thing" for 10+ years. 3.5 or 5.0 f150's can go high 11's with minimal mods....why the hell would someone put a giant 7.3 in there and deal with all the electronics issues just to go slower
Man, FB groups are trashing this thingBIG surprise.
Ford nailed this and this is coming from the biggest hater in myself of what potentially could have been unveiled. Some folks just can't help but be negative ALL OF THE TIME.
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