Choosing the right stroke for a 340

People are hilarious in what they take away from a particular post or question.

Not one person has directly said a stroker wont rev like a stock stroke will. Not one.
Only thing said..was a member liked the 340 because as he said its "born to rev". That's not saying a stroker won't.... imo even entertaining the idea takes away from the question of the op.

Like I pointed to in post #3..
If you have good cylinder heads...either works good...and the trans/gear will decide...as in do you want to cruise at high rpms..say 4000 rpm down the freeway? Or do you wanna cruise at 2800-3200 rpm on the freeway. They both can. Thing is the stroker will build all that torque you want that the 340 will take many rpms to make and still fall short without a very stout combo.
Stroker is like adding 4.56 to a 340 car..minus the astronomical cruise rpms

Nutshell -stroke it if you run an auto and 3.23/3.55 gears, you'll be happier driving around town and stop lights...stay 340 if you have a stick car and 3.91+ gears.
If ultimate power is the goal-stroke it regardless of drivetrain and cater to the motor.
Like said...many ways to skin it.
Thanks so my set up is a 1970 Sport Satellite 904 auto with 3:55 rear end. Heads tbd but want to go with aluminum like eddy or trickf. Mostly local driving no strip racing. Want it reliable but would like that flat torque curve a stroked engine provides. Have a high rise square mopar intake with a 4150 650 Holley. Would like to do a roller hydraulic cam.