Stroke with only Pistons and Crank?

RustyRatRod said

Never said I know it all. Simply relaying my experience. Again, read my signature, please. Tons of people have used stock rods successfully through many DECADES at over 7500 RPM a lot. They will just hold up if prepared right. Sometimes, it's just personal preference. I'm not sure I'd ever use a new connecting rod, as "for me" I can approach reconditioning stock rods more affordable, since I can do it in stages, rather than bite off the whole purchase price at once.

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I'm trying to do an entire truck one little piece at a time LOL but sometimes you got a bite off a little chunk... I have to work on a lot of Chevys and Fords to be able to afford a stroker kit... That and I sold actually a good running 360 for $650 bucks to get the ball rolling on the Stroker kit. And then I paid the machine shop just a couple hundred dollars at a time as I can get it...
I don't want to sound like pull $1500 off the tree in the backyard and call Summit...