if youre going to get a stroker your probably going to port it. to adjust the durations and timing and just so you dont waste some of that power. so if youre gonna have it ported why not just do it when you have it all apart. however when you port it you need bore it as well, this clean up rough edges and nasty little things that can tear that motor to pieces. and since youre gonna get new pistons anyways with the bore job you can just order long rod pistons. so if you really think about, it'd be a mistake not to get a longrod crank.
that all make sense?
i get what you are saying, it makes sense, but the thing is, i don't need new pistons and bored out because the ones i have aren't that oldso really all i need is a stroker cuz i don't wanna buy new pistons. not to say it wouldn't be worth it but, sadly, s#*! costs money , plus i think it will have plenty of power with just that., but no one answered my ? on a diff post. will a stroker hurt bottom end a lot too, cuz it ain't great at all to start with. i guess i just want to know what kinda power to expect. Thanks...
Not that a stroker crank automatically gives you tons of torque, but if set up and ported for it, it will give you tons of everything including bottom end...you CAN have your cake and it it too....Jim