Let's Build a 416 with Cast Iron Heads and Manifolds

To be a real purist, why even stroke it.
I have found going from a stock stroke to a stroker, all else being the same, only amounts to roughly 3 tenths, give or take a little bit.
With the stick, the car will actually have a chance of moving from point A to point B, compared to the tire smoldering and more clutch considerations with a stroker matches cranks.
12.40’s say one way, 12.70’s the other, or 11.80’s one way, 12 teens the other.
3 tenths I have found is just about where you can actually feel it in the seat of the pants… not night and day, but hey, feels a little stouter.
Roughly 3/10 's that matches a utube post where a 360 was stroked to 408, all else the same that only added 34 hp
I'm skipping that stroking for a twin turbo set up with 100 horse nitrous nozzles on each turbo for very fast spooling on a 360 magnum