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I would like to see some comparisons on a 3.8l -> 4.2l 10:1 stroker vs. a Turbo 3.8l
Im thinking I may go with the 10:1 High Performance 4.2l Stroker setup but i cant find any dyno charts of the power difference.
There's too many variables here. You can't find a 4.2L setup because nobody's done it yet, and if they have I wasn't aware. There are a few in progress. It's not like someone does a 4.2L conversion and has XXX amount of horsepower either. Things like cam selection, head selection, all supporting mods are going to be the deciding factor.
There is quite a few 3.8L turbo's around, not sure if many are on this site but there is a ton on information out there. You might be able to find someone selling a FFF kit, but other than that you're on your own and it will be an expensive, custom job. You're going to need to do a lot of research either way, unless you are just dropping your car off at a performance shop and letting them handle it.
You should be asking yourself what is your specific application, what are your goals. How much power do you want to make?
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