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Stroker build ?

HOOP

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just bought wrecked 89 2 dr tonite for extra t/c,tranny ,rear ends etc.in the process of redoing my dd right now planning on building stroker for it this winter,wrecked 89 has 4.0 also i know this is not a h.o,? is should i use it for my build or keep looking for a h.o,yes my dd has the h.o,but i'm wanting to have it built and just make the weekend swap.

thanks
HOOP

P.S
d.d has chry 8.25,89 has dana should i swap rear ends
 
I Suppose we could start something new out here. (The Colo4x4 guys are familiar with it)
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Yes Accurate Power Jeep has indeed gone under as have Jakes Racing Engines leaving Hesco, Speedomotive, and Strokerkits.com as the only guys supplying Jeep stroker kits.
You're better off scouring e-bay for an AMC 258 crank & rods and buying all the other parts individually. I did it with great success:

http://www.angelfire.com/my/fan/stroker.html

I know it's a HO-based stroker but you can do the same for a Renix stroker.
 
Also, plenty of places make custom pistons if you want to do a long rod stroker.

I like the Renox stroker because of the extreme mapping of the Renix system. A Renix stroker with a late model or Hesco head would be excellent.
 
With a stroker, do you need to do any lower block machining? I'm remotely kicking this idea around for my Eagle vs going with an AMC 304 or 360, less accessory adaptation. I am wondering other than the normal rebuild machine work, what do I have to do?
 
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