breakthecycle128

Mopar XJ Stroker
This one first popped up at last year’s SEMA show, but now it’s had the chance to get dirty. Not based on a new vehicle, the 2001 Jeep Cherokee–based Mopar XJ Stroker is meant to showcase the company’s new 4.7-liter inline-six crate engine. Designed as a direct bolt-in for 1991 to 2006 model-year Jeeps, the engine is built off the venerable 4.0-liter inline-six and sold as a long-block with crankshaft, rods, and pistons. Oversize tires help the Stroker keep up with the other Moab rigs—and perhaps crush the Patriot-based one—and Mopar tube doors, bumpers, and rock rails make it look really, really tough.


Here's the link: http://www.caranddriver.com/news/car...afari-car_news

2Evil4U

Well, since the article is over a year old and I can't find anyone selling the inline six stroker, I'd wager it died.

SeriousOffroad

It was (is?) way over priced.

99 Cherokee Limited

It didn't
Go to mopar.com

XJUSMC

there is a company around here in jacksonville FL, that makes them they all the way to a 4.9.

breakthecycle128

Anyone know a estimated price for a bolt in stroker? I'm just curious.

SeriousOffroad

The Mopar Stroker was in the $5k to $7k range.

Customizer1000

You can build them much cheaper, 4.9 damn thats punched out

SeriousOffroad

You can drop in a reliable Vortec Motor for a hella lot less too.

Customizer1000

Yes sir or a 350 lol

breakthecycle128

wow you've gotta be crazy to pay that

beardown46

Golen engines ( ithink that is the name) has 4.7's for 3500 or 5000 with a turbo

Customizer1000

Yeah the most reliable 4.7

SeriousOffroad

Why do you say that?

Customizer1000

They have been punching out 4.0s for years, actual tested parts not just parts that fit. Optimized for power and reliabilty