510 lb-ft of torque is a substantial difference than 434 lb-ft. The EBs make gobs of torque low down too. The 6.2 was still powerful, but can’t compete with the 3.5.

Are you trying to imply the the 6.2 was lacking torque or that torque was somehow less readily available or less instantaneous than it is in the ecoboost? Because that would be a pretty silly claim.

I’d rather have the instant torque and more power from the 3.5 EB than the noise from the 6.2. Now if they’d make a 5.0 EB for it....

Thats the most... shocking... part of this whole video, to me.

Look at how much work the body mount is doing!

100% success rate self reported by a guy who can’t be alone with women who aren’t his wife. Sure. I believe that.

Everyone hated him for it because of the blind spot you’re exhibiting now - having a fucking rule that says Mike Pence can’t be alone with women who aren’t his wife tells us the following may be possible:

I agree that being too controlling is a bad thing. My wife has a friend who had a similar experience to yours. Taught many of the same things we were, but now almost her whole family has chosen to live lives almost 180 degrees removed from what the very controlling mother wanted.

What if your kids are gay? Opposite Gender Only? What if they’re bi? Nobody? What if they’re Asexual? Anybody but themselves?

We aren’t even going to allow them to have people of the opposite gender in their rooms.

My parents were uptight, too. I waited until they went to bed, snuck in my fwb, and fucked on the couch. They disapproved of everything, so I learned to lie early and well.

Nope. Figuring how to get alone time without your parents knowing is a time-honored rite of passage. It builds problem-solving skills.

I don’t know how parents are today, but in 1995, “wait for Mom to have something to do and invite the girlfriend over to do the things that high school seniors do when they’re in full frontal hormone mode while she’s gone” was a viable strategy. Whether Mom “let me” never entered into it, and it would’ve been weird…

I’m not sure how this would be different than most teens now I suspect, that as in my youth, they have a keen sense of when their parents won’t be home, and manage to have enough sex. I don’t think there needs to be a discussion and scheduling.

Nope. If they’re dumb enough to try it in public, they deserve the embarassment.

now when they get home and panic stop in a non-jeep...

You make a good point; soldiers definitely got used to the way the Jeep handled, and it became built into their muscle memory to apply some steering correction.

just take a look at this video clip I randomly found showing a soldier in 1940s Berlin struggling to bring his Jeep to a stop in a straight line.

Two possible answers, one that specifically appeals to the Torch.

1 - Very low ceiling above the car when you are trying to get into the trunk.

2 - Very low height of a man that has trouble reaching up and grabbing the hatch to pull it down.