Crank is shot, do I stroke it or not?

Joey doesn't care how much power the engine actually makes...I think he just wants it to run good and be very drivable...like driving to MATS and back and racing it while he's there.

At this point, if we deduct the cost of a machined 360 crank outright, and resizing the stock rods with bolts the Scat 9000 series crank and Ibeam rods are about 850.00 more.

The heads will be stock 360 heads, with 11/32 valves and guides, 1.94 x 1.60 with no port work...not in the budget.
I think for the current gearing and tire size, the stroker makes more sense! What do you guys think??
Brian

Thanks Brian! It's been hard to decide.


What kind of power do you think that will make?
With some KB356 hypers or some simple Ross forged slugs?

Ross makes some good pistons....especially back when I was working there. ;)