New to Etorque

[wallyuwl]

I will also be looking at either the hurricane or another brand

If the hurricane doesn't have non-ET as an option, I really hope GM doesn't still have direct injection only (dual injection is OK). Otherwise I might be looking for a used 2022 non-ET hemi in a few years.

Anyone know if the Wagoneer has non-ET as an option? I think they are already using the hurricane in that.

edit: I went on the build site for Jeep and looked at the Wagoneer with the hurricane. It shows an alternator! It is in a really crappy spot in case it ever needs to get replaced, but no ET. It does have start/stop (so it will be jerky since it isn't ET), but that is easy to shut off with the button or an adapter through OBD port. So I guess I'm going to wait until maybe 2025 model year and get a RAM with the hurricane (as long as they don't add ET to it by then).

 

[Ramit392]

I will also be looking at either the hurricane or another brand

I ordered the 23 for the 5.7 before its gone. Don't want no 6 banger in Ram, Ford Or GM. They can keep it. If I'm around for another new truck it will be 6.4 hemi in the 2500 Rams.

 

[Houstontiger]

Jeep eTorque Woes: Owners Seek Justice in Lawsuit Against FCA

Jeep eTorque class action alleges vehicles’ engines to turn off, shift the transmission to “Park,” and/or apply the emergency brake.

mycarvoice.com

 

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Jeep eTorque Woes: Owners Seek Justice in Lawsuit Against FCA

Jeep eTorque class action alleges vehicles’ engines to turn off, shift the transmission to “Park,” and/or apply the emergency brake.

mycarvoice.com

There is so much wrong in that article. Somebody is suing, because the think the e-torque is making their truck overheat? The dealer replaced the water filter? The authors of that site have no clue about cars.