How street able are these 340 stroker motors?

The owner of this engine is a wrench and part owner of a very successful NMCA Mustang and has many race cars under his belt. I built the shortblock and degreed the cam. He added the top end and dyno'd the engine. I wasn't aware he was testing anything and while I'd question many others' results just as you did - I have learned after talking to him there's no reason to question this guy. The numbers may be a little off accounting for typical dyno shenanigans, but the change was significant and very apparent. These were both tuned on the pump although i don't think they tried to wring every last ounce from the Air Gap combo because he was going with the six pac regardless. Tune all you want - the intake is restrictive on a 4" stroke engine. It's reality - not pessemism.

A lot of motors lose horsepower when changing from a torker II to a Super victor or M1 too, but do we dismiss them as being generally inferior? No we don't.

Every combination is different and I think there will be combinations where the six pack will work approximately just as well as any other dual plane.

most strokers are built for power, obviously. But I don't believe that a well tuned six pack will guarantee a minimum loss of 20hp compared to any other off the shelf dual plane.

To each their own.