swampflyer
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Cyl deactivation is some thing else to go wrong. A 5.7 is a great engine and gets good fuel mlg in regular form.
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Those will al use existing engines built in Mexico before they switched to full Hurricane production.It's even on the Build and Price page at Jeep.com. It says it's just a Rubicon 392, but if you look at all the standard features it is a 2025 edition of the "Final Edition" . I noticed they were either testing the page or failing horribly at adding it about a week ago. They got it all worked out by the weekend.
I'll take the 5.7. It will be my camper build out. If they put the 5.7 in, I hope they do the full float rear, or even a D60.here's the stupid thing. they have plans to put a 5.7 into gladiator's but not wrangler's![]()
yes i know right!? it makes me angry that jeep likes to gouge consumers for no good reasons sometimes.
That why I am glad I have always driven manual transmission vehicle. I paid $4500 less for my Rubicon. I wouldn't buy a Jeep with an Automatic transmission. A manual is half the fun. But that is personal preference. But Jeep knows that people will pay the extra...I'm wishing for non insane anything these days considering how much insanity is going around. Considering that an automatic transmission for the V6 is $4500 it would be good fortune to see the 5.7 and automatic for anything under $10k.
Unless it’s in a Challenger with a 6 speed manual it’s got cyl deactivation.Cyl deactivation is some thing else to go wrong. A 5.7 is a great engine and gets good fuel mlg in regular form.
Disable MDS with a NoLimitz JL, the collapsing lifters will at least not be constantly collapsing and un-collapsing. I turned it on and left it on.Cyl deactivation is some thing else to go wrong. A 5.7 is a great engine and gets good fuel mlg in regular form.
https://www.motor1.com/news/754483/stellantis-new-hemi-v8-engines/
Reports are the Hemi is coming back, including supercharged versions. I guess it's a combination of the departure of Tavares plus anticipated roll back of strict fuel economy rules.
And based on Stellantis pricing history, nobody will be able to afford one.
It'll be called the super cereal edition.If they retire the JL in 2028, it'll be called the Final Final Final Final Final Edition.
I was mainly just pointing out that the 392 was officially added to the 2025 build and price page.Those will al use existing engines built in Mexico before they switched to full Hurricane production.
Also, the configurator is (hopefully) still not working - in the images, the wheels aren't bronze, the seats/dash are cloth, and it has that awful triple hoop (which was reported to not be on the 2025 FE).