408/360 question

So I've been doing a lot of thinking and I might just bite the bullet and do a 408 build but I just had a few concerns but my main one; is can I just simply take a 360 block (obviously after being bored and shop prepped) and drop in a 408 rotating assembly? I know the basics to building but will the extra stroke require any grinding of the bottom of the piston bores? Because if that's the case I'd be willing just to do a nice 360 build but the 408 kit is internally balanced so I can use my 318 flex plate, stall, and harmonic balancer. So I was wondering if any of you know of a company that sells internally balanced stock stroke 360 cranks? Thanks for any help -kory

grinding at the bottom of the bores with a stroker will depend on connecting rod choosen,,,scat 4340 I beams or any other I beam rod does not required grinding....a stock rod or H beam rod will require a small notch at the bottom of the bores to clear the rod bolts..

Eagle and Scat both make a forged steel 360 crank...make it for both 360 mains or 340 mains...but like anyother crank, the rotating assembly must be balanced....

I have a scat forged crank in a 408 and it still took 2 slugs of mallory metal to balance it internally...