ID Bronco
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- Location
- Idaho Falls, ID
It would be parked in front of a single wide if that was the case.I didn't know you were in Blackfoot
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- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Gary T
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- Location
- Draper, Utah
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
My buddy I go to Baja with is in the middle of having a Hemi swapped into his Gladiator. Can’t wait to see that finished up.
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Been driving the loaner Gladiator just a little bit. It is pretty anemic in stock form. That 3.6 seems like it wants to be at 5k RPM a lot just daily driving and while it makes a lot of noise doing it, it doesn't exactly scoot.
Cindy says I shouldn't get one now, too slow she says . I remind her how much slower my LJ is, but that doesn't register. After driving her 2.0 JLU, the JT does seem awful pokey though I have to agree.
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Cindy says I shouldn't get one now, too slow she says
. I remind her how much slower my LJ is, but that doesn't register. After driving her 2.0 JLU, the JT does seem awful pokey though I have to agree.- DAA
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Been driving the loaner Gladiator just a little bit. It is pretty anemic in stock form. That 3.6 seems like it wants to be at 5k RPM a lot just daily driving and while it makes a lot of noise doing it, it doesn't exactly scoot.
Cindy says I shouldn't get one now, too slow she says
- DAA
Is it a Rubicon? I thought my JT with the 3.6 in stock form with 4.10's was pretty sporty from a start.
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Yeah, it's a Rubi. It's a rocket compared to my LJ. But her JLU is a rocket compared to the JT. Just way more low end on the 2.0 and it's a lot less revvy, doesn't downshift nearly as much as the 3.6 on the 8 speed. Feels like that 3.6 wants to drop a gear and find it's happy place at high RPM every chance it gets. I could get used to it. But it is a different driving experience.
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- DAA
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Her JL has 4.10's and 315's.
Interesting a JL with the 3.6 is also a lot zippier and less revvy than the JT with the same motor.
The 2.0 and 3.6 dyno curves are not similar though. The 2.0 makes a lot more torque and horsepower a lot lower in the RPM range and keeps a pretty flat curve and healthy power lead over the 3,6 until the 3.6 goes into RPM higher than the 2.0 goes and then they both top out about the same. But everywhere under the curve below about 5K RPM, the 2.0 is making quite a bit more power.
This is the first hit I got on google for dyno charts. I think they are non official rear wheel dyno pulls and I didn't read the text to find out if one of them had huge tires or something adding to the difference. But the top chart shows pretty well what it feels like to drive Cindy's JLU compared to her loaner JT.
- DAA
Interesting a JL with the 3.6 is also a lot zippier and less revvy than the JT with the same motor.
The 2.0 and 3.6 dyno curves are not similar though. The 2.0 makes a lot more torque and horsepower a lot lower in the RPM range and keeps a pretty flat curve and healthy power lead over the 3,6 until the 3.6 goes into RPM higher than the 2.0 goes and then they both top out about the same. But everywhere under the curve below about 5K RPM, the 2.0 is making quite a bit more power.
This is the first hit I got on google for dyno charts. I think they are non official rear wheel dyno pulls and I didn't read the text to find out if one of them had huge tires or something adding to the difference. But the top chart shows pretty well what it feels like to drive Cindy's JLU compared to her loaner JT.
- DAA
- Location
- West Haven, UT
I'll let you borrow my throttle commander for the JT - wakes it up, especially on the sportier settings.
Tonkaman
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- Location
- West Jordan
Sounds like a good excuse for some BOOST
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
WOT Baby!
I think that must be how my wife drives. WOT.
I daily drive an old 5.7 Ram 1500 with the 8 speed. In my daily driving, the computer reported MPG is always in the 15's, or climbs into the 16's for a longer freeway cruise. Cindy works about 3 miles away. She takes my truck to work for two days and the computer is reporting MPG in the 13's.
How's that work?
I should go check the Costco parking lot for KO2 donuts...
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Corban_White
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- Location
- Payson, AZ
This is exactly why I love turbos. Low end torque for days makes for good drivability.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I have the same experience. My wife gets 30% less fuel mileage than me in the same vehicle. Light to light drag circuit.WOT Baby!
I think that must be how my wife drives. WOT.
I daily drive an old 5.7 Ram 1500 with the 8 speed. In my daily driving, the computer reported MPG is always in the 15's, or climbs into the 16's for a longer freeway cruise. Cindy works about 3 miles away. She takes my truck to work for two days and the computer is reporting MPG in the 13's.
How's that work?
I should go check the Costco parking lot for KO2 donuts...
- DAA
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
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I didn’t want to go inside for a photo, but this 'Shelby' is 100% 3D printed and on display at the department of energy in D.C.
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ORNL's newly printed 3D car will be showcased at the 2015 NAIAS in Detroit. This "laboratory on wheels" uses the Shelby Cobra design, celebrating the 50th anniversary of this model and honoring the first vehicle to be voted a national monument. The She...
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- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
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- Grand Junction, CO
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- Stinkwater
Doesn't he totally look like a Mike Thurston though? Like, if I hadn't met him, and you asked me to describe what a guy named Mike Thurston should look like, that'd be it.