Reply to "Seeking Stroker Kit selection advice."

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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I thought that a SCAT 377 or 393 was one of more common stroker kit's. What do you mean if you say a " standard stroke 351C " ? do you mean you can use a standard balanced bleuprinted bottom-end, and just improve heads and valve-train and flow to get 500+ ?

Yes, George is pointing out that it's not hard to make 500hp with a stock stroke 351C.

I don't think anyone sells a 377 stroker crank anymore. You need to have your stock crank offset ground to get the desired stroke. 393 seems to be one of the most popular options these days.

10/19/1012:47 PM

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