JABCAT
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There kind of is already (although not in the instance you are referring to). The color around the rubicon indicates the engine.Just curious what peoples thoughts were regarding engine badging on the Jeep? Anyone think Jeep should start placing a small badge on the back identifying engine type? The 392 is easy to spot but wondering if other engine types should be noted? I believe earlier Wrangler models had small writing in the back such as 4.0. I was tempted to try to find a factory looking engine badge for mine.
I found a 2.0 badge!Cool, I'll have to look for that. I guess I feel left out with my 2.0! Feel like we got left out of the engine badging! Ha!
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There kind of is already (although not in the instance you are referring to). The color around the rubicon indicates the engine.
I stand by my statement that only the 2.0t and 3.6L are unidentified on the exterior.Think he means 392s have gold text. Red text could still be v6s or turbos though.
Yep. I'd only be interested if someone had, say, a squirrel cage under the hood.I'm for de-badging of any kind, actually I removed most of the tacky badges on my Jeep.
I'm comfortable with what I drive, don't need all that pretentious flare.
I have one, it‘s attached to the exhaust manifold and blows air into the intake…Yep. I'd only be interested if someone had, say, a squirrel cage under the hood.
Oh, good one...I have one, it‘s attached to the exhaust manifold and blows air into the intake…
Same here, there is not a single logo on mine… except I think maybe the wheels say “Jeep”.I'm for de-badging of any kind, actually I removed most of the tacky badges on my Jeep.
I'm comfortable with what I drive, don't need all that pretentious flare.