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Well. I feel you're pain, 2 years back I had a Chevy S10, anytime moisture was in the air above 65% or so "guess", or it got wet, or raining, I would get the same type of stutter, just at a certain RPM, and it would do it only above 3700 or so. BUT!
This is going to sound a bit silly, bare with me.
Check you're main grounds/body grounds, I don't know if its related, but anytime I would go above that 3700 mark, while wet, it would choke/stutter really bad.
It ended up being a ground that would start to shake loose with that much engine load/movement in the bay. Not very corroded though, just loose, replaced all bay/chassis grounds. Problem was solved, no longer had stutter in the rain, dry, nothing, so needless to say, maybe its worth a look.
Good Luck, Jeff. Originally posted by 740TurboBrick
"Dsms run on Gasoline, DSMers run on Alcohol...Id bring a tank to refuel the DSMers..."
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