Here’s a nice sounding build

(Within realistic stroke and bore and rpm combinations)

Rpm capabilities aren't directly driven by bore and stroke. This is an old myth that's been dispelled.
Not an old myth at all. A bigger engine is going to want more head, guarantee you a stroker will make max power lower in the rpm range than a stock stroke motor, assuming same head for both. Bigger motor will take less rpm to make its peak power.
For example the mountain motor pro stock stuff runs a couple thousand rpm’s less than the NHRA stuff, but they are faster in spite of that because of the bore and stroke difference. I believe they all use roughly the same head.