@Justin422
Hey man, you can stroke a windsor on the cheap. And it will be strong and do well, you just have to know the tricks. Styk is right, heads are expensive. Look to spend 2k there. But look into a 393 stroker. I was seriously considering one, in fact still am, i have the block, i just have too many projects going to do it now. A 393 uses a stroker crank, don't remember the throw size, but stock length 351w rods and stock style 302 pistons. The crank can be had from summit for 400 bucks. All stock ford parts for the rest and have a 393 cid torque monster. Some afr or tfs 205 heads and go.
Hey man, you can stroke a windsor on the cheap. And it will be strong and do well, you just have to know the tricks. Styk is right, heads are expensive. Look to spend 2k there. But look into a 393 stroker. I was seriously considering one, in fact still am, i have the block, i just have too many projects going to do it now. A 393 uses a stroker crank, don't remember the throw size, but stock length 351w rods and stock style 302 pistons. The crank can be had from summit for 400 bucks. All stock ford parts for the rest and have a 393 cid torque monster. Some afr or tfs 205 heads and go.