@@blakemarchand6650 its an Italian engine thats been used for a while in Europe. They worked out the kinks. Ive seem used 2.0s that reached 100k still selling for about $28k
Nothing to do with the smaller engines capabilities or the tires and everything to do with the shitty driver and the way they hesitated approaching that hill.
Well Nik, between not removing the rear bumper because of the departure angle, having the throttle pinned to the floor, and the traction control cutting power due to tire slippage, the Heep hesitated, not us.
Dont know if anyone cares but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the latest movies on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last months xD
I just got rid of my JL.. feel bad for anyone i see driving one of these.. they are cool looking, but man.. mine completely fell apart in 2 years.. i'd never buy another one that didn't have the 4.0 i6 and the 5 speed..
I like my JL 2.0 better than my V6 JT. I can feel the difference in punch and the JL has 35s. JT is still stock.
Driver mod needed
Tires and pine-straw I think is where your problems came from lol
How did the Jeep end up doing with the 2.0 turbo? Long term?
Ya I’m curious to
@@blakemarchand6650 its an Italian engine thats been used for a while in Europe. They worked out the kinks. Ive seem used 2.0s that reached 100k still selling for about $28k
Nothing to do with the smaller engines capabilities or the tires and everything to do with the shitty driver and the way they hesitated approaching that hill.
Well Nik, between not removing the rear bumper because of the departure angle, having the throttle pinned to the floor, and the traction control cutting power due to tire slippage, the Heep hesitated, not us.
A running start at it would have gotten you over it in 2wd.
Dont know if anyone cares but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the latest movies on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last months xD
@Maddox Blaze Yup, have been watching on instaflixxer for months myself :D
@@bentleydonald12 Yep instaflixxer gave my computer herpes
I just got rid of my JL.. feel bad for anyone i see driving one of these.. they are cool looking, but man.. mine completely fell apart in 2 years.. i'd never buy another one that didn't have the 4.0 i6 and the 5 speed..
4 years on my JL 3.6. absolutely nothing wrong with it.
@@dave928 automatic transmission and no premium stereo with subwoofer?
@@rustbeltrobclassic2512 auto & premium with sub
Wrong tires for starters, & time for a few upgrades my Jeep buddy....
Mr. Avery, I’m a bit hard pressed to install meatier, aftermarket tires in a rental Jeep.
Yeah, those are city driving tires besides obviously those guys need to learn how to drive off road just to see the video, they don’t have a clue!
I love jeeps own a jk, but that's a big , heavy vehicle with a little motor .
🙄the 2.0 turbo has more torque than the standard penestar v6 and only 15 less hp. Is the shitty driver and the stock street tires 🤦🏻♂️
@@Daviddontcare 2.0 with more torque yes but constant stran on little motor pushing all that weight leads to short life
Maybe use proper tires next time.
Oh no!!!!
Now Jeep is making a big mistake putting a turbo in the Wrangler. Mechanics are gonna love you now. Get ready to start spending $$$$$.
I know man...I haven't had an issue with my 2019 Rubicon 2.0 up in Browns camp Oregon
Grow some balls and hit that with some speed. Could have had it the first try. When in doubt throttle out