View Poll Results: What would be your best stroker kit or complete engine?
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Best Stroker Kit and complete engine
May 17, 2005, 09:17 PM
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AMS has a good looking stroker kit, and i know their products are top notch. I've also heard that JUN's stroker kit is really nice, but cost twice as much as the AMS kit.
May 17, 2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by rlazer5000
AMS has a good looking stroker kit, and i know their products are top notch. I've also heard that JUN's stroker kit is really nice, but cost twice as much as the AMS kit.
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May 17, 2005, 09:46 PM
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I vote for Road Race Engineering: http://www.4g63.com/
May 17, 2005, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by rlazer5000
Thats freakin sick bro! It seems ur pretty satisfied with the JUN kit, so why r u asking about stroker kits? Looking to go bigger and badder?
May 17, 2005, 10:30 PM
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I'm not knocking AMS as they are a great company to work with but realize that their kit is not custom and is made up off Eagle rods, Ross pistons, and a 4g64 crank. All of these components can be bought off of the shelf from anyone. I like the fact that Jun and Crower develop and manufacture most of the components that make up their stroker kit.
May 17, 2005, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by skiracer
I vote for Road Race Engineering: http://www.4g63.com/
May 17, 2005, 10:36 PM
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Well actually after looking at Crower's website, i will have to change directions and go with their stroker kit! Although its more expensive, u get basically a bullet proof engine that could probably handle any power level. U cant go wrong with billet everything! I think ur customer would be really happy with that kit considering that Crower gives u different options for the crank, thus allowing u to alter bore a stroke to ur preference!
May 18, 2005, 04:27 AM
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Originally Posted by rlazer5000
Well actually after looking at Crower's website, i will have to change directions and go with their stroker kit! Although its more expensive, u get basically a bullet proof engine that could probably handle any power level. U cant go wrong with billet everything! I think ur customer would be really happy with that kit considering that Crower gives u different options for the crank, thus allowing u to alter bore a stroke to ur preference!
Autoplus usually recommends Jun or Crower. 
Though we had seen an Evo 6 TME with a Tomei 2.3 liter stroker kit, it is hard to say how long this would last and if it can handle so much power. As for the Jun, yes it is expensive (Im flat broke now)
, but I am secure of a bullet proof engine that can handle the 700+ hp my car has right now . Same thing for the Crower. We installed a Crower stroker kit on an Evo VII with only a stock turbo and made an 11.29 pass
, well of course we did more on the engine. And up to now, that Evo is running great and can be used like a normal streetcar 
and can withstand our world famous traffic jams.
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