Stroker or Not

Scat cast stroker crank nets out to about $300 more if you are doing a total rebuild to your motor. No need for a forged crank for under 500 HP. The scat cast cranks are fillet radius so they are much stronger than a stock 360 cast crank.

Pistons, rods, bearings, etc is relatively the same stroker or non stroker.

Not many other things you could do to a street motor that would give you the HP/$ numbers as a stroker crank (not counting nitrous). Hardly anything will give you the street HP increase with the drivability.
I'm not sure I agree that the Scat crank is stronger than a stock 360 crank,there are other things to consider than the fillet radius when figuring the strength of a crank. That said the last Scat cast 4" crank I ran lived 8 years and lots of passes before it broke in 3pcs and made a big mess. I've run stock 360 cranks many more laps at higher rpms and not seen many failures.