426 small block stroker

BPE offers (Or at least did) as high as a 4.250 stroke. The 4.125 stroke actually fits better with less clearancing the block than a 4.00 stroke because of the longer rod and smaller rod journals.

And I haven’t done any dyno testing but all the research seems to indicate the 4.00 and the 4.125 make the similar hp, but the longer stroke makes more 20-30 more TQ.
My frankenstroker consists of a K1 4.125 from a member here. Used Callie's rods 6.2 and custom DDS pistons. Yield is 420.93 ci. Dan