Stock Stroke Versus Stroker Combo !

I think there is a misconception about strokers. Now reason they won't rev up as well. A 4" stroke in a LA block will rev up no problem.

I am going the scat full kit route right now. I have spoken to them several times and they have a lot of custom choices to suit your needs. You need to decide if you want 2618 or 4032 forged pistons. Decide on the advantages and disadvantages of each material. I don't think for the horsepower you are planning you need to spend for a forged crank. If you are setting up for transbrake launches etc, then maybe but 500 HP you can save some money with the Scat cast crank. Then upgrade to customize your total SCR or piston material. But if you are doing a standard kit. Summit gives you $50-$100 back on the kit till the end of august.

Having broken a cast 4 inch crank running 10.40’s at 3300 ish pounds and driven over it, i would never recommend a cast stroker crank for anything that sees dragstrip use making 500+ horsepower. That crank had neverr seen a tbrake launch( Eagle)
For just a few hundred bucks difference you can sleep WAY better at night. And in the whole scheme of building a motor the price difference between the two cranks is negligable.
Do it once, do it right. Strongly urge going forged