We can only start to imagine what this wild jeep wrangler should do
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by Brad Anderson
February 26, 2025 at 09:57
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- The Jeep Wrangler X 2006 houses an 8.3 -liter V10 V10 engine under the hood.
- It has Dana 60 axles, a double -range transfer box and improved suspension.
- Personalized construction recently sold $ 34,000 on the trailer auction platform.
This TJ Jeep Wrangler X looks pretty cute, right? The two-door all-terrain is finished in a shade of white and is on 17-inch wheels with BFGOODRICH BAJA t / A 35 inch tires. It looks like the perfect jeep to navigate along a beach, roll through the city or take a difficult off -road path. However, hidden under the skin is an engine which should also make this thing an absolute animal on a band of drag.
The Jeep recently exchanged a hand on Bring a trailer, recovering $ 34,000. Of course, the current Wrangler Rubicon 392 with its 6.4-liter Hemi V8 is cool, but it is powered by the giant V10 of 8.3 liters with natural suction from a Dodge viper. We don’t know how this huge engine was in a hood, but it was sort of.
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Coupled with V10 Viper is an automatic four -speed transmission that causes four wheels. There are Dana 60 axles at the front and rear, a double -range transfer box and around 500 hp on the tap – more than enough to tear your face.
Inside the cabin is a full -fledged ROLD cage, a personalized dashboard and new seats garnished with black and red leather. There is also a Clarion audio system, a pair of subwoofers and a dashboard and a newly cut central console. Lots of attention has also been paid to the configuration of the suspension, in particular the dirt logic on the front, pro Comp Compos shock absorbers and adjustable swinging bars. More important brakes have also been installed, which is a must, given the increase in power compared to a standard Wrangler.
This jeep has apparently been driven about 2,200 miles (3,540 km) since the engine exchange. It sold $ 34,000, and although it is a lot for a 2006 Wrangler, it does not seem unreasonable, given the performance that this thing offers.
