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Anyone find real world testing comparing the two different motors?
I’ve searched and can’t find anything on 0-60 times and such
I’ve searched and can’t find anything on 0-60 times and such
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I am of the same mindset. I have the 2.7 on order and my lucky lot find is a 2.3. It has enough power. The word sufficient fits that motor well. I’m excited to see how well the 2.7 doesI have the 2.7 and I just love it, better to have all that power and not need it , then to need it and not have it. In my opinion.
all good. got to ride a 2.3 and it was great. assume 2.7 is a rocket for a bronco and 2.3 is close behind.Nice, thanks. I was searching Google only got subjective discussion.
Thanks. I hadnt seen that. I always wondered how they compared. They used the sahara though and not the rubicon so a 2.0 rubicon might still be faster to 60 than the bronco due to the shorter gearing. The Bronco is going to have the advantage on the 1/4 mile though due to the higher displacement and dual turbos.joking right? its also all over the 2.3 and 2.7 threads. both are fine.
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Give it up why don’t you?People forget that the 2.3 comes with the deficient vacuum assist brakes. Aren’t they worried about stopping? How about losing one pedal drive?