Lunentucker
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$75-80K for a 5.7 Hemi Gladiator on 37's and 87 octane 
Edit: Adding the installation video.
Edit: Adding the installation video.
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IF there is a factory option 5.7 I seriously doubt it will be under $100kHopefully soon buyers will get a factory option 5.7 and higher for those who desire more!! I thinj 2026/27 will be big years for Gladiator.
Do you know why? Explain please…..It would be a No Go in Calif.
What exactly can a raptor do that this couldnt.... for extra points what can the JT do the raptor cannot since were making comparisonRaptor pricing for a midsize truck that can't do Raptor things lol
Calif emissions nazis.....Do you know why? Explain please…..
I am sure California and any of the following California Rules states.Great - would like one; however, PA Emissions Inspection will be an issue. What other states would this be an issue? Inquiring minds want to know.
So on the conversion, there is no smog on it?Calif emissions nazis.....
For starters, the Raptor can tow more and has a higher payload than the JT. Putting a V8 in the JT will reduce those capacities. The live valve suspension in the Raptor is built for high speed off road, something the JT sucks at without a lot of work. What's the point of V8 power and speed in a truck that can't use it?What exactly can a raptor do that this couldnt.... for extra points what can the JT do the raptor cannot since were making comparison
It would be great to see happen. If they followed something like the Durango pricing structure (GT plus V6 to a GT 5.7), it would be roughly a $5k-ish difference in pricing option. I’d be willing to pay $5-6k more for a 5.7 per trim level if they could keep it reasonable. Chrysler/Stellantis seems to forget they used to offer v8’s in their midsize Dakota’s, albeit a 4.7L.Hopefully soon buyers will get a factory option 5.7 and higher for those who desire more!! I thinj 2026/27 will be big years for Gladiator.