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No Everglades 2.7L?

Brewster Da Bronco
Sep 21, 2022

Rank V

Sep 21, 2022

So I decided to modify a build I have today and noticed that Ford's website isn't showing the option to have the 2.7L on the Everglades. Any knowledge as to whether this is never the case or if this changed recently?
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Sep 21, 2022

#1
Brewster Da Bronco
So I decided to modify a build I have today and noticed that Ford's website isn't showing the option to have the 2.7L on the Everglades. Any knowledge as to whether this is never the case or if this changed recently?
2.3L is the only motor available in the Everglades.
2021 Badlands, 4 door, 2.7L, Auto, LUX, SAS, Tow Package, MIC, Velocity Blue.
Bschurr

Wank ER

Sep 21, 2022

#2
Yup - that has been a long time constant.
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SlashRacer

Rank V

Sep 21, 2022

#3
Because the alternator on the 2.7 is at the bottom of the engine, it does not allow for the additional fording depth of the everglades...
'21 AMB Basesquatch 2 Door. 2.7. 569 days from reservation to delivery
Laura, Brewster Da Bronco

Rank V

Sep 21, 2022

#4
Brewster Da Bronco
So I decided to modify a build I have today and noticed that Ford's website isn't showing the option to have the 2.7L on the Everglades. Any knowledge as to whether this is never the case or if this changed recently?
The 2.3L always has been the only option on Everglades. I think that's a horrible decision but oh well!

Wank ER

Sep 21, 2022

#5
I'd wait for the 2024 Gatorglades(TM)
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Brewster Da Bronco, NiceBronco

Rank V

Sep 21, 2022

#6
The 2.7 is great for some things but this is why the 2.3 is better. Note, he also made a video tutorial for the 2.7.

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SlashRacer, Jakob1972

Rank V

Sep 21, 2022

#7
PSUTE
Because the alternator on the 2.7 is at the bottom of the engine, it does not allow for the additional fording depth of the everglades...
Thanks for the explanation.
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