JEEP As the world’s a well-known car brands, which were known to the world. But you know what? JEEP model was first used for military on top of a time when in 1941 during World War II, the U.S. military needed a number of light vehicles because of the investigation. However, very strict on their requirements, the military hopes is a lightweight, good operation, high durability, reliable and flexible models. After the adoption of numerous real-JEEP model test was born. Today, JEEP many models are still serving in the military. Today we are lucky enough to see the whole new generation of military JEEP Wrangler-J8 model. Here let’s take a look at its presence.
Jeep J8 military vehicle production version of the final model was held in Germany this week, Euro Jeep Camp 2008 took the wraps off the car preview car debut in September last year. Jeep J8 is powered by a 2.8L four-cylinder turbo diesel engine, the engine output 150Hp (about 112 kilowatts), torque of 400 Nm. The car was designed both to meet the needs of government agencies, but also to meet the needs of non-governmental organizations.
To be able to carry heavy cargo, Jeep engineers increased the body Wrangler architecture, the car can carry up to 1250 kilograms of cargo. Other improvements include the Dana 60 rear axle, and using heavy-duty brakes and a new air intake system and special filtration systems. The photograph of the car’s engine is also equipped with air inlets, so that this model can trek deep J8 about 762 mm of water, in the sandstorm weather may be driving 5 hours.
Jeep J8 introduced in this model can serve as a two-door truck, the truck behind the car to connect the extension to use the Big Dipper, but also can serve as a four-door utility vehicle use. In addition, not only the launch of the car version of the left rudder, right rudder also introduced models, can still have different body structure and seats set up models. For example, two-door version of its models can be designed to be a private person can take the 8 car.
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