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Sent my 2015 JKU Rubicon with 15,800 miles and (a lot of) money to RubiTrux for a 6.4L Hemi swap.
Quick turn around and everything looks good.

Complete transformation. The driving experience is just what I wanted. I am reasonably satisfied. Exhaust note sounds great although a little loud for my taste. There were no exhaust options aside from a header upgrade which I did not select.



Chose them primarily for the assurance all systems would work and there would be no problems with dash lights or codes.
I was told upfront the only thing that would no longer work was the oil life % buried deep in the menu. That was not a problem for me.

I am experiencing a reoccurring check engine light due to a catalyst code (P0430 pre sensor replacement, P2098 post sensor replacement). In addition it has a stored skim key code (P0633) which I am now told all hemi conversions have. Not a big deal but I would have preferred to know up front.



Rubitrux has been somewhat responsive and we are working with my local mechanic to try and solve. So far a O2 sensor has been replaced. However, the issue still persists.

Not only is the check engine light a real bummer to hear ding on each start up- The remote start will not work when the code is active.
When cleared it comes back in 3 drive cycles.

Rubitrux has indicated they will pick up, repair and redeliver if needed. Fair enough. However, I was told they would put about 200 miles on it to ensure everything was good. They did not drive it that far. Looks like about 1/2 that. Had they done the 200 miles I am confident this would have occurred before it was returned to me.

I'm going to give it one more shot here and it's going back.



I will keep this thread updated with info as things progress.


This was very expensive. I was not able to locate much info on the web regarding actual owners experiences. Hopefully this post will help others in the future.
 
Sent my 2015 JKU Rubicon with 15,800 miles and (a lot of) money to RubiTrux for a 6.4L Hemi swap.
Quick turn around and everything looks good.

Complete transformation. The driving experience is just what I wanted. I am reasonably satisfied. Exhaust note sounds great although a little loud for my taste. There were no exhaust options aside from a header upgrade which I did not select.

Chose them primarily for the assurance all systems would work and there would be no problems with dash lights or codes.
I was told upfront the only thing that would no longer work was the oil life % buried deep in the menu. That was not a problem for me.

I am experiencing a reoccurring check engine light due to a catalyst code (P0430 pre sensor replacement, P2098 post sensor replacement). In addition it has a stored skim key code (P0633) which I am now told all hemi conversions have. Not a big deal but I would have preferred to know up front.

Rubitrux has been somewhat responsive and we are working with my local mechanic to try and solve. So far a O2 sensor has been replaced. However, the issue still persists.

Not only is the check engine light a real bummer to hear ding on each start up- The remote start will not work when the code is active.
When cleared it comes back in 3 drive cycles.

Rubitrux has indicated they will pick up, repair and redeliver if needed. Fair enough. However, I was told they would put about 200 miles on it to ensure everything was good. They did not drive it that far. Looks like about 1/2 that. Had they done the 200 miles I am confident this would have occurred before it was returned to me.

I'm going to give it one more shot here and it's going back.

I will keep this thread updated with info as things progress.

This was very expensive. I was not able to locate much info on the web regarding actual owners experiences. Hopefully this post will help others in the future.
Any updates on your experience with Rubitrux? I was seriously contemplating doing a Hemi swap with them within the next few weeks. Would love to hear how things have been going for you recently.
 
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