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Old 05-21-2002, 01:27 AM
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Talking To Stroke or Not to Stroke???

I was reading through the latest Super Street and it was talking about the stroker kits. I was wondering if anyone here has put a stroker kit on their car, especially the B16A2? Did you notice a lot of gains? Was it worth the money? Which stroker kit did you get and did you also do other internals? How much horsepower and torque do you think you are pushing? Just a few questions more. Will a stroker kit work with a turbo also? Any help would be appreciated. Thanx
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don't stroke a B16, it's got perfect bore to stroke already. All that's gonna do is stress the shit out of it.

For the money to stroke you might as well turbo or sc the thing.
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