Traded 2020 rebel for 2025 rebel

[JimfromAZ]

Just past 4k on miles.. mpg is not what they say it is, but I didn't buy it for that reason only. Love the air suspension and the 33 gal tank. On the highway this thing is very responsive and smooth. City it's quiet outside the tread on the aggressive tires.

So far no issues on the engine, or the truck itself. I love the map display on the speedo. The different modes are really nice, sport, off-road, snow, and tow..

So glad to see another one who is performing well... as of now. I am a worry wart and need more positive stories.

 

[redmyst]

My favorite dash look for the 2025

 

[Moparmaniacca]

My favorite dash look for the 2025

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Looks the same as my 23'

 

[Rambo 2024]

Nice truck. I am looking to buy take off wheels from the 2025 Rebel. If anyone wants to sell them let me know. I’m in the Sacramento Ca area

 

[George_RAM]

Don’t wanna burst your bubble but there are 72 unique parts the HO has upgraded that the SO doesn’t have, it’s not just tuned differently they’re almost completely different engines. There are a couple YouTube videos out there that talk about it one I particularly liked was by a dodge tech discussing the differences between the two. Not saying the SO can’t be tuned to blow the HO out of the water because it most likely could.

Source: https://www.motortrend.com/features/jeep-ram-dodge-hurricane-inline-six-engine-deep-dive/photos/

Great article thank you sharing.

They definitely needed different components between the HO and the SO to meet those HP numbers. Starting from turbos, fueling and intake intercooler system. That doesn't mean that you can push the SO to gain higher HP, but it's not going to just tune it and call it a day.

Hey the positive is that they share spark plugs.

I wonder how much more you can gain out of the SO without making it unreliable or starting to have issues?