Hells Revenge, Can i survive it this time? 2019 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, 4x4 Offroad, Hells Gate
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Mid Ohio Jeepers drove out to Moab this summer to grab some Badges of Honor. On our second day in town some vendor friends wanted to join us for Hells Revenge, so it was do or die for me to finish the trail! We had 23 rigs to start the morning, which made it a bit slower than some would like, but MOJO still managed to have a good day! Huge shout out to JT from Nemesis Industries, and Cory from Modern Jeeper for all the assistance through the day! Especially at Hells Gate!
Had some camera issues due to the heat, but still managed to get some decent footage. Had more than i wanted to stuff into this one vid, so atleast one more vid with some bonus footage will be coming.
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Mods:
-Rocky Road Super Sliders (rock rails)
-Dobinsons KL Trailhawk suspension lift, paired with partial Hazard Sky lift spacers to achieve 2.5" lift
-32" Milestar Patagonia MTs (265/70/17) (had to trim front fenders and pinch welds)
-40" Rough Country Curved LED DLR Light bar with Hazard Sky mounts
-Rock Lights (cheapo)
-4" Pod Lights (cheapo)
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Thx for representing us Trailhawks!
That. Was. In-FRIGGIN-SANE!! I can't even imagine taking my TH on "trails" like that... Caught myself gasping and yelling at this video like I was watching a Freddie Kruger movie back in the 80s!! Best of your vids I've seen so far!
HAHA! Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! It was fun hearing the crowd when i rounded the bottom of the staging area...everyone ignored the dude that was climbing and started talking about my lowly cherokee...lol
Nice to see a "civilized" Jeep can keep up with the Wranglers. I've scared myself more than once in my Trailhawk and have discovered the vehicle is much more capable than I am. :-)
I've only been actually scared the once on fins n things last year. But yeah, usually even with most wranglers, its the driver that holds the rig back.
Just got my own trailhawk. These videos gave me the confidence to get out on my local trail. It was an easy truck trail up a mountain but I still had a blast.
Glad you enjoyed, and got out there and had fun!
Researching to see if I should get one of these I came across your channel. A half dozen videos in and I'm heavily leaning that way. But after watching this one...I am IMPRESSED! Nice work, dude!
11:42 everyone at the top watching how impressive the Trailhawk is lol...
Most of the people watching were club members who had likely followed me on one of the club rides in the last couple years. But there were some really funny comments yelled out the instant i came around the corner at the bottom from some of the randoms that were there!
Your the reason my kids and I got our TrailHawk bud thanks for all the Awesome videos
Jeep should be sponsoring you in your KL! I bet you have done more in your KL then jeep has ever tested them for
Jeep took them down the Rubicon...among other things, its a goal some day to get that far over...
If you were nervous before I’m sure it didn’t help to have like 50 people staring right atcha 😂 nice ride!
The crowd bothered me none...80% of them were from the club amyways and were rooting me on! After i made it nd we continued down the trail there were a few that regretted not having a go.
Your F@@king crazy! Lol! That’s awesome!!! Your videos have shown me that Trailhawks most definitely need rock sliders! That’s my next investment!
Sliders are my favorite mod! They were the first thing i added, and the first thing i tell everyone else to get!
I really like how it’s easy to tell how steep it is in your movies. Today I came up on a trail in CO that went about 40 degrees up and off camber, but said not today by myself. I know these cars can do it though. You keep proving it.
Haha, its not so bad once you are used to it...the couple times i've had a passenger they would freak out if i ever did anything slightly tippy!
This looks like it did better than many of the Toyotas I seen.
Now I know what my jeep can do ...without beating mine up ..lol ....great driving though ,I dont know if I would have the guts to do that in mine 👍
One time a few years back, we were at the top of Hells Gate watching. When we got ready to leave the battery in my JK decided to Crap Out. Luckily we had a small portable jumpstart pack that got us started. I think it was Carquest that delivered us a battery to the motel the next morning....
There is some dude that actually delivers parts out onto the trail in a crazy little stripped down dually tow truck thing, its pretty fun to watch him zip through the trail!
That was highly impressive driving my man. I am never surprised to see you getting through things I would never try, and you do it with style. There had to be some pucker moments, I was here watching and puckering watching. Great Job!
The pucker moments were only on the breakover sections where you simply could not see where you were going...and hoping there was a trail infront of your tires...
You inspired me to do fins and things in my 2019 jeep GRAND cherokee trailhawk. I finished the whole thing, totally scratched up the bottom but I don't think i damaged anything. There was one obstacle, right before you turn onto the dirt road after going past the very last campsite in the H campground that I couldn't do. I was alone and attempted three times and backed off because I kept getting stuck on the rocks. The hills were awesome though. Its those pointy and odd shaped rocks that gave me trouble. May come back and do hells revenge too.
Yeah, it was a fun trail for sure, was nice to have some built up rigs to follow!
I was cheering for you as if I were riding in the jeep with you. This was awesome!!!
LOL, @11:00 this is the 3rd time i shit myself on hells gate, 2 times when i did it in 2019 and now watching you do it..... lol
The comments the crowd made when i rounded the corner at the bottom were pretty fun to hear.
Also vid man, I see there's hope for my trail hawk now. Gonna start doing mods soon little by little, i should be on the trails next spring
No need to wait for mods, i wheeled mine stock (with rock rails) for a year before doing lift/tires.
I ride with Jason on our local trails, and my all-stock TH does pretty well. The only issue is when the ruts get deep it can get high-centered, but a quick tug from a friend gets it through. I'm amazed how well Low Range- 1st gear can just creep up or down steep slopes.
This thing always surprises me. With such limited articulation I feel like as long as you got one wheel touching it still will move forward lol. Nice job
As long as it has grip it will push through!
The rear wheel locker is amazing I got mine stuck on a giant rock that just the top stuck up about 8 inches it was just below the rock slider in front of my passenger* rear tire 🛞 got out to see what I was caught on seen the rock 🪨 I was in 4low already , locked there rear diff and climbed right over that rock, (I did not want to back up anymore I was to close against the rocks already and woulda backed into rocks)
Great video, regards from Ontario, Canada. Love the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
Giving me confidence to try some hairier things in my IFS Dodge Ram. Awesome video
Wow, that thing is really impressive. And great footage!
I cannot wait to buy myself one in a couple days!
You'll certainly enjoy it!
My Mom's got one of these.. I was very happy with the way it handles the snow/ice/mud.. but I am sticking with my XJs. The tractions control these new Jeeps have is really impressive. My open locked Jeeps would fail on most of these obstacles.
Dude you ARE fearless.
Sweet video man. Exactly what I was looking for to give me the confidence to buy one Exactly like yours! 👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Awesome video! But that tour hummer made my heart skip a beat! lol thought it was going over
He was indeed *this close...but that smile on his face when they screamed! Hahaha
Lol. The Jeepers looked at me weird when I took my '14 CX5 to Hollister OHV. It performed flawlessly, but...
I still want a Jeep lol
I haven’t done much in my 2020 Cherokee Trailhawk because I’m skeptical of how much it can handle but your videos are boosting my confidence 😂
That is some excellent driving. Well done!
Thank you sir!
Makes me proud to own a trail hawk...I dont have near ur courage..lol
Nicely done. I won't be off roading for a bit, my transmission and PTU just went out in my 19 KL Trailhawk. Seems like it might be a weakness, although I was at 49k miles
My rear went out last summer, but i think it also had some damage from getting rear ended by a lifted JK the previous winter. The tow truck driver was telling me that the Jeep techs that were testing KL's out there had spent a fair amount of time looking at the rear PTU/Diff...so its something they know about. (no questions or hassle, they warranty replaced my PTU) I've wheeled pretty hard this year and so far so good...currently at 45k miles.
Do the wranglers get butt hurt cause they see a trailhawk roaming their land? Seems like something like that would happen. Awesome work though!
Some do, most get excited to see us out there, even if they initially laugh at us.
Love my Trailhawk.
I love it, but its slowly turning into a love/hate relationship.
Congrats! Awesome job brother.
Thanks! Was happy to check this off the bucket list finally!
Great Driving Jason! Gnarly!
Thanks man, looking forward to your next vid!
Hell yeah! Nice run man
Impressive as always..
THAT was Awesome!
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Love all your videos. More so, the one when you couldn't complete the trail last time; it's honest and very real.
May I ask, if you were to buy a vehicle again and there was a choice between Cherokee and Wrangler, would you still go for Cherokee?
Thanks man! 100% would make the same purchase again.
Awesome video. Loved the angles
Thanks! Had a few more attempted, but kept having camera issues due to the summer heat. (July is a terrible time to run Moab trails)
I think seeing you do all this with a Cherokee is awesome. Just curious is there a reason you went with this over a wrangler? I’m in a Patriot now and looking to change to a wrangler but after seeing what the Cherokee can do. Well let’s just say I’m interested in the Cherokee now. Thanks for any information!
I just don't like how big they are, and i'm not a fan of how dual solid-axle drives. Plus i like all my 'luxury' that you can't get in a wrangler. And, its different. You don't see a lot of these on the trail, though they are starting to get out there, and i enjoy the oddball looks this thing gets.
Thank you for the response first of all! And it makes sense. So if I go this route, like yourself. Can you share the mods you have done? Thank you for your time!
@@andymorton6153 all mods are listed in the description of each video. There are also several "Trailhawk" related facebook groups where lots more people have way more experience than me.
@ Fearless Trailhawk thank you again sir!
RRO sliders are a door's best friend!
Also, when you skid down to driver up that climb around 13mins or so, did you crap yourself? I just watched it from my couch and almost crapped myself, both on the outside and inside views.
Nope. 100% knew i was fine. Didn't miss a beat and kept on moving forward. Those sliders have been the single best investment i've made. And it is what i advise anybody to get first. So many trails i would not have gone down if i didn't have these things. They don't always prevent damage, but they do a darn fine job of it!
Hey new subscriber here just wondering if you have had any mechanical issues with your Jeep? It seems very capable.
Some stuff. Nothing that wouldn't be expected for what it gets put through. My issues can all be traced back to three causes so far as i'm concerned; wheeling it hard, messing up and taking a bad line and breaking stuff, or getting rear ended to the tune of $19k a couple years ago. I would 100% buy it again.
How's it feel being the only none wrangler? Not trying to be rude. Serious question. How did they treat you? I just bought a compass trailhawk and want to start doing some offroading with people not this serious though.
This club is FAMILY. Seriously never met a better group of Jeepers. With that said, there are some groups where the hate is real and palpable, but not this group! Heck, this year i have led more official club rides than i haven't. I'm sure there are some randoms that resent me, but as a whole this club has been simply amazing, and actually talks me up whenever they get the chance! They have never told me i can't do something and are overall very supportive of non-wranglers!
Awesome job! great footage!
What rides you going on in the future? Love seeing what you’re doing. I’m at school in ohio hopefully Ill see you on the trails
Thanks man, but honestly i'm not sure atm. Dealing with some personal stuff right now and for, reasons, 'trail therapy' is not exactly as helpful as i would like it to be. I'll post up if/when i do a ride, but currently just tryin to survive the day to day crap.
Fearless Trailhawk Totally understand!!! Take care of yourself, well all be excited when you get back!
You liking the thawk? I'm shopping a 5.7 right now. Any particular year that is better than the rest? Great video too!
I have no experience with the grand cherokees. (There is no 5.7 on the KL) As for the KL, the 2014 had some drivetrain issues. Id say go for a '20 or newer, for no particular reason.
@@FearlessTrailhawk thanks for the response. Are you a jeep guy for life or are there other vehicles you have in mind? I've had the 5.9 and currently have an 05 5.7. It's a money pit ;(
LOL, @17:40 , oh yes the best CLINCHER moment ...... I made a few diamonds on this last time
Very Yes. So many spots on that those fins that you simply can't see where you are going...and its a steep drop if you get it wrong!
@@FearlessTrailhawk next time, put your gopro on your hood mount and angle slightly downward, open app on your phone and use it as a forward camera u watch on your phone thats what i do sometimes
@@FearlessTrailhawk you should watch this clip when i had to turn around on a 8foot wide shelf road :-) if it was 8 foot wide.....
ruclips.net/video/rhn0pmryyQI/видео.html
Battery doesn't last long enough to do that in most scenarios for me, let alone how much the heat kills it. And i'm not about to stop at the top of every hill get put a camera on the front, then take the minute or so to sync the phone. I actually just removed the hood mount because i haven't used it in 2 years. imho the top of windshield 'dash' mount is superior in almost every way.
@@FearlessTrailhawk i have a mount on the front bumper infront of the center slot, i also have a 7blk and 8blk and my batteries last anywhere from 2-4 hours.... i also always have 6 spare batteries just in case what are always charging and if im running the camera mounted to the mirror mount box i usually run an external batter with the usb cord connected to the camera and i never run out of battery, also in hott weather i also blow the AC thru the defrosters to keep the camera cool and roll the windows down.....
Great video, as always! How are the Patagonias holding up?
They are doing well. The wear is much better since they came out saying the tires were designed to run higher highway pressure. (i run about 32 psi now)
Great videos, i have a GC. What lights do you have mounted on your hood? How close do they come to the windshield? Might be good to do a video review on your lights - how you mounted and wired in etc. Also, what radio you using, is it a CB?
I did a walk around on the whole rig on my spare tire video, and my lightbar install vid covers the wiring and mounts. Cheapy no-name pod lights, and a Midland Micromobile GMRS radio.
Congrats brother
Thanks man! It was a good day for sure!
Frekin Awesome!!!!!👍👍👍😎😎😎🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ты красавчик! Видео невероятной красоты. Cherokee справляется со всеми сложностями завораживающе!
Thank you sir!
@@FearlessTrailhawk Более того, твой канал, Ваши дружные приключения компании и возможности Jeep Cherokee, подтолкнули меня к принятию решения... Вот уже 3 месяца я являюсь обладателем Jeep Cherokee. Машина огонь!
When will we see a video of you and your KL do the Rubicon trail?
Lol...i keep saying, i'm on the wrong side of the country, and can't take that much vacation time to drive 3 days each way.
Dude, you make me want to get a Trailhawk....
Aside from the locker thing that happened a while back, any other issues you've had with it?
Nothing that isn't expected with a lift and beating the ever living crap out of it on the trails.
And the locker/diff issue i think was latent dmg from the rear end collision that previous winter.
Do yall remove that plastic whatever that covers the top of the engine when you do this rough stuff ?? It should help keep the engine cooler
Mine has been removed for the last two years atleast...its only funtion is to look pretty...
👏👏👏
You should put a schedule out of the when and where’s you will be going throughout the year, I would like to try and join you in my 2018.
Though this trip was planned 6 months ahead of time, it was a club trip. And i did give out info a few times on where i was going to be this summer.
And most of the stuff i end up doing is 'private' club stuff, but whenever it isn't i do my best to get the info out as soon as i know when/where. Other than that, i have zero "calendar" for anything more than a month in advanced. Like right now, i have NOTHING actually planned for the rest of the year. I will be wheeling for sure, just have zero clue when or where. Hard to make a schedule out of that. Sorry.
My wife would kill me if I took her TH on any of these trails, there’s not a scratch on it. I better stick with dirt bikes 👍
Haha, yeah...it gets easier after the first couple scratches. Heck, i've dented the fenders 3 times now too...lol
More power to you, Fearless. Years ago when I was a Parts and Service director at a Jeep dealership I would take my GCs anywhere. Now, I do sand, mud and rock trails here in Alabama. I just paid almost $42,000 for my 2021 Trailhawk and there's no way I would even think about doing something like this until I have my lift, rock-rails and better tires... even then I don't think my TH will ever go there.
7:10 "Nervous Trailhawk" still fearless? 😁 Awesome job, man. 🍻 ETA: Do you run your ac/heat?
Usually, unless its perfect weather outside. But yeah, it was one of those "i know i CAN do it...but the hype of it just makes you nervous. Every driver that did it that day said they were nervous...the one guy was so nervous that in his 'pre-check' at the bottom of the hill...he accidentally re-connected his sway bars...lol
@@FearlessTrailhawk I don't blame you or anyone a single bit 😅. My KL is still stock, but it has gotten me around the hills, mud and water here in eastern Oklahoma just fine. Thanks for the reply.
@@FearlessTrailhawk Appreciate your frankness and honesty, way to go, dude. BTW, you had quite an audience at the top of that one obstacle.
@@problu9586 thats what happens when there are over 20 rigs just in our group, plus atleast 10 randoms that were at Hells Gate at the same time.
Hey you have a 2 inch lift. Would you recommend spacers? You think spacers will ruin off roading?
On our vehicle, wheel spacers augment tire size and cause rub sooner. Its basic geometry. I personally wouldn't run spacers if you are wanting to have bigger tires. They don't ruin offroading, not sure where that idea came from. But spacers NEED to be good quality. Google search and dedicated facebook pages and forums can help with that. (Everything i've just said was learned from the above sources)
Awesome.....to bad you didn't do the whole trail....you missed the worst part of that trail lol
Yeah, once you have more than 20 rigs things can slow down quite a bit. We'd already been on the trail for like 5 hours when we made the call. We had to do the same thing on Fins the day before...just too many rigs and too many new-ish drivers...was simply taking forever as many people were a bit timid...plus the number of rigs compounds the slowdown. That one made me sad as my favorite obstacles were on the bit we skipped. Was glad i did the whole Fins trail last year.
Another great off road jeep who would have throught it
Love your videos. Curious what tires are you running and what size are they
32" Milestar Patagonia MT. A list of all mods is in the description of each video. (there is even a video that has a quick 'walk around' )
Good job
I’m looking at a trail hawk Cherokee 2022/2023 or Rav4 xse or trd offroad. I like the rav 4 a lot but I don’t think it’s capable for off road. With your Cherokee what mods did you do to your jeep? I’m probably not going to climb rocks with the Cherokee or rav I wanted it for camping and some off-roading
The Rav4 TRD is basically just trim colors and a different bumper facia. It has no more offroad ability than any other Rav4. Full list of my mods is in the description of every video.
The Cherokee Trailhawk is pretty capable stock. I wheeled mine for a year stock before i decided i wanted to start leading rides which meant i needed lift/tires.
@@FearlessTrailhawk Thank you for this, i am more leaning towards the Jeep it feels more capable to me. The toyota i wanted for gas saving and some soft roading.
Just started getting into the whole trail riding. I purchased a new 2019 trailhawk in october. My first "offroad" vehicle so im expermenting more and more. I have the 2inch daystar lift and the rock sliders
Do you need a wheel spacer or am i okay? Im in search of some bigger more agressive tread. Do you ever come up near the boarder. Buffalo area? Im located in canada niagara falls
Spacers just increase the potential wheel well rub in our vehicles. Opposite of a wrangler, spacers actually lower the potential tire size we can fit as it pushes the corner of the tire into the front/back of the well.
I have only been up that direction once, like 7 years ago visiting the falls. Probly won't be that way again for another couple years.
Iam looking at buying a new 2020 th, hows the reliability been on everyones? Kinda worrys me, last chrysler product i had about 28 yrs ago was garbage
Some are good, some aren't. Remember, the squeaky wheel is the one that gets heard. Not many people go out of their way to talk about all the...nothing...they hace dealt with. Every manufacturer has issues.
It is assembled in Toledo Ohio (i think).
10/10 i'd get another/do it agai,.
I prestige man. Tks.
As a Hiker, I always ask why drive that when you can hike it!? But different strokes for different folks🤷♂️
Oh i used to be an avid hiker...then i found it enjoyable to drive up the trail to see the same scenery! Granted there are still plenty of places i will gladly hike that a vehicle cannot go!
@@FearlessTrailhawk I understand 👍 btw your trailhawk is beast!
I never got the fun of off-roading even though I'm an avid car person and hit the race track often before until I tried it. Now I'm hooked on wheeling trails.
Some people don't have the health or physical ability to do strenuous hikes. Off-roading is a chance to go on incredible adventures and do seriously challenging things even if your body isn't able to do it on its own. Jeeping saved my sanity when I lost a lot of my once-formidable physicality due to some awful health challenges. It's like the door to freedom reopened when I got my Jeep. I do some pretty extreme wheeling now and I feel like I got a lot of my life back. Offroading means the world to me.
Are those stock tires? If not, what are you running on the TH?
32" Milestar Patagonia. All mods are listed in the description.
Why didn’t you use rear locker for some of those climbs?
It was on for a number of them, but i don't use it if i don't need it.
Nice job is that with open diff locker
I used the locker a few times through the trail.
Is yours the 6 Cyl NA or 4 Cyl TC? Looking to buy a 2020 Trailhawk. One catch I will be living in Colorado, so high elevation performance is the issue. Thoughts?
V6, only thing i can speak to is it seems just like any other normally aspirated vehicle while going over the mountain passes...since i live at 800ft elevation in Ohio....
I’m not surprised a Cherokee can do this.. I’m just curious, on a scale of 1-10, how bad exactly was the pucker factor?? 😂
I guess it helps that i've been wheeling this thing for a few years before this trail. Only spots i had much pucker was the spots you can't see anything infront of the Jeep but sky. It helps to go with people you know, that way when they tell you to turn this way and go forward...into apparent nothingness...you can trust that they aren't trying to kill you!
@@FearlessTrailhawk Man I so badly wanted to at least check this out on a recent road trip. Some tire troubles in AZ set me behind schedule though and I had to drive on through. Got Schnebly, Monument Ridge, Blacktail Wild Bill, and Black Gap this run though. I will be moving to CO for the summer and plan to hit all I can there, plus get back to Moab. Great video though. Looks nerve racking in some spots, but I that just comes with it 🤙🏼
@@FearlessTrailhawk Also, what was the history with the trail? Were you not able to complete once before? Guessing that’s in another video I’m missing…
@@WildEpic_KL yes, another video from the year before.
do you have any kind of lift on the suspension...I'm currently stock on mine and I was wondering if I would be able to some off road as I am right now...until next year when I get a 2" lift hehehe (and some tires)
Yes, details are listed in the description of each video.
Hope he has extra oil if that’s the 4 cyl 😂
Soo glad i got the v6...lol
What tires did you have on your jeep? Loved the vid.
Thanks man!
Mods:
-32" Milestar Patagonia MTs (265/70/17) (had to trim front fenders and pinch welds)
-Rocky Road Super Sliders (rock rails)
-Dobinsons KL Trailhawk suspension lift, paired with partial Hazard Sky lift spacers to achieve 2.5" lift
-40" Rough Country Curved LED DLR Light bar with Hazard Sky mounts
-Rock Lights (cheapo)
-4" Pod Lights (cheapo)
All modifications are listed in the description of each video
@@FearlessTrailhawk I’m looking for a jeep and based on this video, I think I’ve found what I’m looking for. Wondering how fast it is on the highway? Just referring to passing slow driving cars etc.
@@thefintechking i've taken across the country several times now, no complaints. You don't generate 20k+ miles a year without highways... 😉
@@FearlessTrailhawk Thanks for your reply. I think I've found my next offroader!
@3:30 i think you pissed off the pink hummer tour driver....
He was actually grinning ear to ear listening to his passengers scream...lol
@@FearlessTrailhawk btw im subscribed to your channel but i dont see youre subscribed to mine :-(
Are you still running factory drivetrain? Like updated axleshafts or anything?
Only option for us is aftermarket FRONT CV's, thats it. And no, i'm not running them, yet. Thinking about switching to them when the factory front CV's go out.
Wait! What!! Was that Devils bathtub?
I don't know which one it was, it was the easier of the hot tubs, but i can't find anything that has a picture of it and a name. -edit, i think it was the 'car wash'...but not sure.
@@FearlessTrailhawk wasn’t aware there were others! Great job dude! I got $50 towards your next psych exam!
@@Ramon-du7jv i was just following the JK infront of me, i went where he went....lol
Out of curiosity since you are on the trail 24/7.. Did you ride with people with the new hurricane motor 2.0T? either in wrangler or cherokee.. and if so what they have to say about it? ( i do own a 19 th 2.0T) but i use my SXS to do trails and im curious if you heard anything good or bad.
There are several that are active on some of the facebook groups, and they seem to like them. Though there was a bad batch of them that would eat oil...and sometimes...explode.
Fearless Trailhawk what lol
@@imperius_lxxvii9999 thats what i saw on facebook, they had bad issues with a batch of the turbos and had a recall. But thats all i know about it.
Fearless Trailhawk ah can happen I guess because the motor by itself is far from new it’s from the alpha Romeo Giulia. So far I’m very happy with my mileage and got better performance compared to my son 3.2. Where the difference is more noticeable is when you set in sport because they really worked hard to make that sluggish tranny works well with that motor.
Fearless Trailhawk but I’ll see in the long run if I made a good decision. I took 7y extended warranty just in case 😜
Where’d you get those rock rails?
Rocky Road Outfitters. Details of all mods are listed in the description.
What size lift do you have on? Two or 3?
*looks at Video's description to make sure
Yep, 2.5" lift. (all mod details are listed in description of each video)
Are you using hill decent control throughout any of this video?
Never. I never use hill descent.
@@FearlessTrailhawk any specific reason or just prefer to be in control?
@@anthonyvanderstar1448 it 100% uses brakes and zero transmission, and the slowest it can be set to is .6 mph. So most times i would use it, i either need to go slower than .6 mph, or would rather engine brake in 1st gear. But if you try to use it for like going down the side of a mountain, it will wear your brakes out very quickly.
@@FearlessTrailhawk interesting. Thanks for the input
what power plant do you have in your rig
V6
What engine do you have in your trailhawk 2.0T or the 3.2 ?
3.2, i don't like my engines eating oil or exploding...lol. Plus turbos are more complicated to get worked on.
@@FearlessTrailhawk copy that .. whats ur current mpg with ur set up? And how many miles would you get out of a full tank?
@@Ross-ch2ln on a good day 21-22, on a bad day 17-18. As for range, multiply that by 15 gallons...and you get around 300 miles.
@@FearlessTrailhawk not too bad.. im think about getting a TH does the lift and bigger tires void warranty?
@@Ross-ch2ln as with every vehicle that can be modified, it 100% depends on the each dealership. Some do, some don't. The warranty has a clause about "over 2 inches voids warranty" on suspension/axles (parts that are directly effected by the modifications)
Whet tires do you have??? And what size???
Mods:
-Rocky Road Super Sliders (rock rails)
-Dobinsons KL Trailhawk suspension lift, paired with partial Hazard Sky lift spacers to achieve 2.5" lift
-32" Milestar Patagonia MTs (265/70/17) (had to trim front fenders and pinch welds)
-40" Rough Country Curved LED DLR Light bar with Hazard Sky mounts
-Rock Lights (cheapo)
-4" Pod Lights (cheapo)
All mods are listed in the description of each video.
Trash I worked at a Chrysler dodge dealership these things are in there everyday.. for warranty work the transmissions are trash 🗑..
Okay? Glad you liked the video!
The only thing that's trash is your punctuation.
@@m.g.1089 Dam someone is salty they own a new Cherokee.. junk ass fake jeep...lol
@@BNOFFICALL Just pointing out that you seem to be hardly educated enough to use a comma or a period. Maybe work on 9th grade english skills and fixing all those trash jeeps will go a bit smoother for you.
@@m.g.1089 lol didn't know this was a English test and not RUclips Matty "boy" buy a real jeep stop getting in your crybaby feelings.. you definitely own a cheap Chrysler made Cherokee how are you going to debate a person that works on these peices of shit everyday?🤔