An inline engine has all the cylinders in a straight line. A V engine has 3 on one side and 3 on the other with the cylinder block actually in a V shape. The V shape was originally used to save space because a V engine is a little shorter than an inline engine. In the old days it was believed that an inline engine would produce more torque and a V engine would produce better horsepower and higher RPM's because of better balance. In today's world with computerized manufacturing we are back to more about space than anything.
6
No it would be approximately the same because a V6 is a smaller motor and would have to work hard to move the heavy car. the V8 is a bigger motor however it doesn't take as much power as the V6 to move the same amount of weight.
technically yes, but with the money you will spend it isn't worth it. you would have to get the new engine, motor mounts, pcm, wiring harness, etc. and when your finished you will still have the v6 rear end, suspension, and rear drum brakes. even with the v8 engine it will not handle or perform like a stock v8.
you pull the two latches above the sun visors and then there is a button on the center console
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There are 2 different diesel models: an Inline 4 and a V6
A V6 engine is in the shape of a "V" while a 6 cylinder engine is an inline engine in the shape of an "I"
2.5L Inline 43.9L V65.2L V82.5L Inline 43.9L V65.2L V8
Never heard of a v6 in a Wrangler, only inline 4 and inline 6.
Inline.
The 1977 Chevy Nova came with an inline 6 and a V8. They did not come with a V6. If a V6 has been installed you need to know which one as the chevy engines have very different firing orders.
The 6-cylinder engine was an inline-6, there was no actual V6 in a Nova in 1976.
Inline 6
Neither, its an inline 5 cylinder
A 2004 Wrangler has an inline six, not a V6. It has a timing chain.
horse power
No but they have a straight (inline) 5 and many V6 models.