225 long rod stroker, HELP

I'm not against it. I like it where I think it can be of use. It all boils down to what engine you are using and what you are doing with it. A longer rod is not always a benefit. Piston speed slows with a long rod. A street engine......or small cube engine for race purposes needs a high piston speed. That's where short rods will benefit. As with everything, there is no right or wrong answer, because it all depends on what you have and what your intended use is.

That said, I would pay somebody good money to be able to tell the difference in the seat of the pants between how a long rod motor and a short rod motor runs, all things equal.

Ain't happenin.
I follow you on short/long when it comes to turning up a motor, but wouldn't that be the stroke not rod length. I'm not changing the crank stroke, being the 225 crank in a 225 block. Going from a 6.7" to a 7" rod length.