The gladiator crate 392 engine is rated at higher HP and torque than the wrangler OEM 392 installation. I have not pulled that kit apart to see if they address cooling for the JT (yet).
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Expect The Production Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 392 To Show Its Face...
I used Costco once for tires. Not again, I'll continue to use Discount. The guys at Costco over torqued (way over-torqued) the lug nuts on two wheels, under-inflated 2 and over-inflated 4 (on my dually pickup). While walking by the garage bay as they were working on the truck, I overheard one...
I think you handled it OK...that guy was stupid. No need to go beyond you confronting him as long as no real damage occurred. Some folks don't respect other's property.
I hope that the JT is a little better weight-balanced front-to-rear than most pickups due to its 4-doors and short bed. My wifes JKU drives well in slippery conditions and I'm hopeful that the JT does as well. Glad to hear the OEM tires are holding up. I have considered some dedicated winter...
As a vehicle that will go offroad and see dusty conditions, the ability of the air filter to keep the air clean is my number 1 concern. No way would I use an oiled-type filter on my JT - I don't want to wear out the engine that quickly. FCA did a good job with the original filter and housing -...
Have you inspected the balljoints, unit bearings, trackbar and all of the steering? I don't like to leave the work up to a random dealer mechanic; you can check most of these out with just a helper to turn the wheel left-right.
Pics? Need more info to see what's happening. Its not possible for one tire to be toed in without the other unless the tierod/balljoint/hub has experienced a failure.