9294Forrest

Is their a difference between the Jeep xjs with the 4.0 High Output badge and the newer xjs with the badge that just says 4.0... the engines look the same so im assuming jeep just stopped putting the high output on for style reasons?

purplegrocerygogetter

Moved to chat

CherokeeChick

The high outputs of the old days have more horse power.. The newer xj come stock with the same but don't quote me on that I could be wrong but I have read the Older high out puts have more horse power then ones that do not.

djb383

From what I've read, the XJ H.O. designation started with the 1991 thru '01 year model. '90 down 177hp and '91 up 190hp.

K-SKI

if i rember the head, intake, and exhaust are all different
the gains on the "h.o." are small only like 10 to 20 horse and f lb/t
the no h.o. or "renix" engine is favored my many including my self because the ease of working on them just check sensors and such as where the h.o. is more of a computer controlled
the renix is also computer controlled but is more dependent on the sensors


sombody correct me if im wrong but this is how i look at the difference

CherokeeChick

http://jeephorizons.com/tech/xjstockspecs.html

CherokeeChick

Check that link there is some good info just refreshed my memory I haven't read about that in a few years!

9294Forrest

ok, mines a 99 and just has the painted on 4.0 where as like the 95 has the HO badge. so the newer ones as in my 99 has Less HP than the 95?

time for a supercharger LOL then well see who's got the HO haha

9294Forrest

4.0L I6 EFI "Power Tech" - 177 hp @ 4750 rpm, 220 ft lb @ 4000 rpm - used 87-90


4.0L I6 MPI "Power Tech HO" (High Output) - 190 hp @ 4750 rpm, 220 ft lb @ 4,000 rpm - used in 91-95 and updated in 96-01 to 225 ft lb torque @ 3000 rpm (00-01 models use a distributorless ignition system)


from http://jeephorizons.com/tech/xjstockspecs.html


thanks!

94XjSport94

I think hes talking about how on the 91-96 rear hatch it would say "High Output" and how on the 97-01 rear hatch it just says 4.0 ...

94XjSport94

Sorry that didnt work lol

CherokeeChick

Nope

CheapCherokee

there are generally 2 different 4.0s

renix 4.0s or "non- HO" were used from 87-90. specs are already posted.
OBD1 and OBD2 jeeps or "HO" 4.0s are anything from 91-01.

if you are referring to the later models not having "high output" written then yes, it is still the same "high output" motor even though it doesn't say it.

9294Forrest

yes thats what i was reffering too, thanks!

94XjSport94

I got it right too lol