Which one sucks more? Gas vs Eco diesel Jeep Gladiator.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2022
- We run Steel Bender in Moab with my Jeep Gladiator (gas) on 1 Ton axles coil overs, 40s and bead locks and a Go Fast Camper head with our friend Matt Glass (onX Offroad) in the Go Fast Campers AEV JT370 Jeep Gladiator.
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Wow Jason... What a professional looking production! Well done!
Badass video guys. Keep it up
I will say the diesel for me has been amazing. I was at 29mpg average with my stock gladiator. Now with a 3.5 in lift 38s and a bed rack I'm at 23mpg average which is fucking amazing lol and it pushes the 38s around like nothing.
That’s awesome to hear. Hopefully it stays that way. Eat your heart out Tacoma ❤️.
Very similar experience. Ive got 39” KM3s on mine. Saw 30 a couple times stock. Just got 25mpg average for an entire trip from san diego to tampa fl.
@@mattbrew11 wow. what do you get when wheelin?
@@ryant3814 I spent a week camping & driving all over borrego desert and only added 5 gallons. 250+ miles that trip. Full day of wheeling in moab uses less than a 1/4 of a tank. I dont track mpg per se off road but it has relatively huge range. Definitely my favorite vehicle ive ever owned. Would buy again 100/100 times and would only consider the diesel or if they come out with big range EV version.
@@ryant3814 I spent two days Wheeling in Land between the lakes in Kentucky and Tennessee and my average only dropped to 21.5 MPG. And that's with a rooftop tent and an awning and the bed completely loaded out with camping supplies.
We were at URE this past weekend talking about how capable jeeps were from the factory compared to our Toyotas. It’s not hard to see why people choose them for rock crawling.
Pretty hard to beat bone stock. Grab a Rubicon and throw some good 37s and you are pretty well sorted 🤙🏻
I really like my Ecodiesel Gladiator. Traded in my rubicon wrangler on it, and I have enjoyed it ever since.
KEEP EM COMIN!!
That’s the plan!
I don’t know this Andy guy…but I subscribed so he can keep his job.
If you actually want to have a Daily Driver Jeep running big tires like 40s the Eco Diesel WINS no comparison.
Biiiig jeep guy.
Nice work gentleman👏
Love my EcoDiesel Gladdy! Good lookin video man!
The EcoD is pretty epic. Like I said in the video, if I could do it all over, I'd go EcoD. Good choice!
@@tacodust. time will still tell for this little Diesel engine though. This is the 3rd “Gen,” really it’s just a revision, but the previous 2 don’t have the best reputation so fingers crossed that 3rd time is the charm haha but the power and fuel economy are so hard to beat!
Me too
Not sure what the point of this video is? No mileage comparison? No power comparison? I have an eco diesel wrangler and I can say compared to my jk 3.6l it is night and day.... I really didn't like my gasser at all but absolutely love the eco diesel! It is an amazing vehicle.. I have seen 30.3 mpg on trips... just amazing. To get that mileage I put on a banks Derringer tuner, almost keeps up with the 392 and "can" get over 30 mpg.......love it
Did you watch the video?
Love my Ecodiesel Rubi.
When I bought my 2020 Gladiator, I only had one option: Gas. That said, I have thought about picking up another, but I think at the end of the day, I'll either go with a Magnusson blower or V8 conversion.
ive got a 4” rustys kit, 4.56 gears+ trussed axles, currie steering + sways & 39” KM3 on my rubicon diesel and Al rockers, bumpers & belly skid. Of all the cool vehicles and absolutely all my Jeeps, that thing is easily my favorite. Only thing left is a delete & tune and front cage.
I know there are a couple people doing tunes. What options are they for a delete? I’ve been waiting for a delete before I bought one.
@@rdspice2 ecodiesel owners canada seems to have one
@@mattbrew11 I figured they would. I had a friend at a shop in TX that said he had one as well. Are you in Canada? Sure makes it easier haha
I’m in Tennessee so as far as the state goes there is no inspection, but federally still illegal 🤷🏼♂️
@@rdspice2 im from nashville originally but I just moved to FL
Love my Willy's diesel Gladiator.. It kicks ass and looks good doing it
I drove a 2024 willy's - it has the gas engine in 2024. I am thinking about a diesel 2023 or a gas willy 2024
@@RBoas boooooo
@@RBoas mine is a 21 still love it
I'm in the market for a gladiator. I can't decide between the diesel or the gas in a 2023. There is so much noise out there and it's hard to know who to listen to. I've heard that they have made some changes in the last few years to fix some of the emissions issues with the diesel.
Well if the tire sizers were true a 40 would only have 1.5” advantage over a 37 for clearance. But a 1 ton axle has less clearance than a 44 will… so you don’t exactly have that much more diff clearance unless you are going with high end Currie or alike.
great video, you guys are awesome, but man I'm still split. i think it depends if i'm going to tow the difference of around 1100lbs or not - getting ready to hit the Order button but still stuck. Do I upgrade a few other goodies or just stick with the ecodiesel and add other options later?
All the options.
Which one is more reliable
Would you suggest the eco diesle for.daily driving. I drive a 2008 ram 2500 6.7l cummins. I have had it for 14 years. Wanna add to the collection of diesle vehicles lol
is it a Cummins? so NO!
Yes 👏!!!!!!!
🤙🏻 Thanks for the support!
This video should have been called Banjo vs Resonator Guitar. lol
Slaps legs... one more time... for the great vid!
lol 😂. Lots of leg slapping. Strange behavior
Bro that tire carrier didn’t shear off?! Also why is Kyle always throwing rocks so aggressively
It did not. He’s a loose canyon.
So what’s better? Jeep Gladiator or Raptor
For watching the paint dry, Gladiator. For risking it for the biscuit, The Raptor.
I’ll stick with my first gen S.A.Swap Tacoma
A diesel Gladiator oil change is $450 in Canada. So, 8,000 km divided by $450 = $17.78 per km off your diesel gas mileage. A gas Gladiator Rubicon oil change is $30. Then there is the def problems on the diesels, with old def fluid, and you have to carry def fluid with you in case you need it on the trail. Wear as the Gas version need 3-4 jerry cans of fuel, depending on the distance offroad travelled. My Gladiator gets 15mpg / 100 km on the highway, worse in bumper to bumper. In the Canadian Rockies, Diesel Wranglers are having overheating on long mountain pass inclines that cause them to go into limp mode on a trip. FAC may have already figured out what the problem is. The Eco-diesel engine is a torque machine. They both have steering problems, and the fix is Synergy Track bar and pinion bracket, a upgraded steel gearbox, or adding the Apex steering pump mod, or PSA hydraulic steering, with upgraded heavier steering components. Once all the necessary mods are done, both are incredibly capable. Nice builds guys. I'm just doing the 5:13 Spicer gearing upgrade next week. I want to upgrade the bumpers, add a 12,000 lb synthetic winch, add skid plates, diff skids, swaybar disconnect skid, and shock skids, and at least a 4.5 inch lift, with 37 or 38 inch tires. Maybe even a front axle truss. A Genesis Dual battery mod, and lighting for better offroad visibility. Well just empty every pocket.
15-20MPG, that's almost Prius territory bud!
Cheers dude - good stuff.
Hahah! About half that. Good to see ya around these parts Eric!
Jeep gayladiator
super waste of time comparison video..didn't discuss anything aboout over heating. anything about the steering with the psc..just alot of "dude, thanks blah blah blah..facotry warranty..blah blah blabh.." zero technical discussion
Thanks for the feedback. The cool part of about TH-cam is that you can keep putting out videos with more information and expand on previous videos etc. In the beginning of the video I said “We just want to show you what these Jeeps with do.” I did that. I’m just keeping my word.
That being said, I didn’t discuss overheating because Neither Jeep experienced overheating.
What would you like me to cover on the PSC?