Stroker kit

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Please, some advice.
I am rebuilding a 351C motor and have managed to find most of the'good'bits;4V closed chamber heads (62.4cc.)with flat tops, Hall intake for the 4x Webers 48 IDA's plus Hall 180 degree exh. Hyd.cam(Erson)plus rolller rockers. Lift:541" and 229 @.050. - Iam going for strong torgue rather than top revs. (range +- 6000.)- I see Ford makes a 4.12inch? steel stroke crank giving 454cu.in.with slight overbore. This sounds great. Are there any full assebled, rotating kits with the right rods etc.like this, or close?- Living way out here in the sticks it would make sense to use a kit due too the relative un availability of parts here.
So I was hoping for some news from any one out there.
Many thks. again P.I. and everyone out there (espc. Jack the Rich )for THE most awesome site and source of fine info. etc.
Best regards, tai

2/6/043:39 AM

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