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    Boost IS the replacement for displacement.

    You don't technically GAIN displacement from a turbo or supercharger...but they displace a certain amount to create the effect of it.

    Hence...what...the GenIII Eaton is a 1.3 liter blower? I think...so...essentially your 3.8 liter V6 turns into a 5.3 liter...or that is how I always understood it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluegtp91 View Post
    Boost IS the replacement for displacement.
    You don't technically GAIN displacement from a turbo or supercharger...but they displace a certain amount to create the effect of it.
    Hence...what...the GenIII Eaton is a 1.3 liter blower? I think...so...essentially your 3.8 liter V6 turns into a 5.3 liter...or that is how I always understood it.
    IMO it trys but there is a difference you can feel when you drive plus you can't buy the sound of a V-8..

    You don't gain displacement from forced air induction, it's just that, more air/fuel=more power. Raising compression=more power

    It's still a V-6, with balls, til it blows a nut and scatters from the added strain on the bottom end or the air/fuel is off a little, leaning it out, burning a hole in the piston..

    All I'm sayin is forced induction requires more maintenance and fine tuning.
    A naturally aspirated motor is more reliable plus dumb red necks, like myself, can spend a weekend beefin up a motor and drivin it year round. Most "boosted" cars can't take temps below 50* without retuning.. JMO
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