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Performance upgrades on 2.5L v6 - 7/27/2007 12:13:53 PM

ToiletDuck

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Hello all I'm new to the forum. I currently own a 4dr 05 Dodge 2500 with cummins diesel and love the thing. Best truck I could ever get. I managed to come across a Land Rover 04' Free lander that was a great deal and decided to pick it up. I had been reading reviews of different jeeps etc. looking for something that would fare nicely off-road at the farm and hunting camp and all signs seemed to point to this thing saying it would out due just about everything else in it's class. Seemed like the right one for me to get. The diesel is far too nose heavy and when I hit the mud it likes to sink like a rock.

I was looking around, or trying to, to find aftermarket performance parts for the 2.5L v6 engine. I tried looking for a throttle body and a cold air intake system but so far haven't turned up anything. Thinking maybe I'm just not doing the searches right. I don't really know much about these engines so I'm just guessing at what to search for. I'm hoping someone here can steer me in the right direction. Does anyone know where I can get a few performance upgrades? On the Jeeps you can put the cold air intake system along with the throttle body to increase low end torque significantly, add a few HP, and even gain about 4-5mpg. Anything like this exist for these 2.5L V6 engines?

Thanks for any respones,
Duck

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On another note is it possible to get a 2.0L turbo diesel and install it into this vehicle? Just curious about that one. I love diesels and would be fun to have in there. More torque the better.

< Message edited by ToiletDuck -- 7/27/2007 12:35:17 PM >