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Those of you who have done the new hemi thing: #2388156
10/16/17 02:01 PM
10/16/17 02:01 PM
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Would you prefer a high compression large cammed stroker, or a superchared engine?

Seems people are going one way or another. What are the pro's and con's of each?

Re: Those of you who have done the new hemi thing: [Re: hupmobile1920] #2388750
10/17/17 02:46 PM
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Supercharger kits cost alot of money. If your fine with under 700 hp then use the KISS method.


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Re: Those of you who have done the new hemi thing: [Re: hupmobile1920] #2388760
10/17/17 03:10 PM
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Too easy to make big power NA with thease. Like 6 pack said if you are ok with anything under 700 keep it NA stroker.


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