Pics of the new Hurricane twin-turbo I-6 engine live at Stellpower

[ModdedJK]

Saw this posted over on the JL forum

My apologies if this has been posted elsewhere.....but it's the first time I've seen pictures of this new engine on a stand. Hopefully it won't be long till this finds its way under a JL hood.

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[JTDay]

Twin Nagasaki rice cookers, air to water IC, compact looking. Looks like those two smaller turbos should spool quickly and make buttloads of torque and power throughout the rev range. Cool to see how the "exhaust manifold" is just cast as part of the head now.

 

[dos0711]

Probably the last new design for a gas engine

 

[XJFanatic]

Looks awesome and definitely pretty compact length wise

 

[BourbonRunner]

I know that as soon as I order my V6 JT they're going to announce the Hurricane is coming and I'm gonna be pissed.

 

[Geoarch]

I know that as soon as I order my V6 JT they're going to announce the Hurricane is coming and I'm gonna be pissed.

Yep. It'll be a PHEV with the Hurricane. At least I have a 2022, so it's not the very next year!

 

[Ward]

Spark plug change will be, interesting.

 

[Geekjeep]

Are those compounds???

 

[mert34]

I believe its just two small turbos that are feeding 3 cylinders each on these motors.

 

[Geekjeep]

Cool

 

[ZoMojave]

As far as the engine is concerned, bring it on. I'll trade my Pentastar in a heartbeat.

 

[wv_gladiator]

Oh my, that SOB looks complicated. Check engine light city...

 

[Jefe1018]

How will these turbos not also fall victim to heat soak in the JL and JT with limited space? If they figure that out and the EOT, I’ll trade my diesel for anywhere near the same amount of torque.

 

[Jteakus]

What are the Lb FT/HP numbers on it?

 

[OVERLORD]

My past vehicles were eco-booms, as you've read in my past posts, I left them for naturally aspirated. Most frustrating when the computer decides, when You're towing, or hauling, ""Engine save" is activated, the turbos are shut down, and your left towing with just the basic CI/CC of a non-boosted engine. All activities done within the weight limits of the vehicle.

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