Jeep Strokers

Hi I found this stroker kit for 2.8L GM engines and I was wondering if it was worth the money. I was also wondering what kind of power I should get out of this kit. I have a 1986 Jeep Comanche and 289,XXX miles so the hills are getting hard to climb. My other concern is gas mileage. The link is here and it is a complete rebuild kit with a stroker cam... Any help would be great.

http://www.engine-parts.com/GMV6/gmv6ps1.html

Thanks
frankthetank07

That's a vary interesting idea, for those that have the 2.8 v6 in there jeep. and stroking that gutless 2.8, is a Grate concept

Unfortunately, i don't thing there is many of us that have dabbled with this Type of stroker.
Our knowledge around here is with the 4.0/258.

If you decide to go this route, let us know how it turns out.


Flash

Wouldnt it be cheaper to just swap in a stock 4.0? Wouldnt you get the same or more power out of the stock i6 then a stroked v6?

I would assume the reason why most people havent done this is because its cheaper and better to just swap in a 4.0... stock or stroked either way.

Muad'Dib wrote:Wouldnt it be cheaper to just swap in a stock 4.0? Wouldnt you get the same or more power out of the stock i6 then a stroked v6?

I would assume the reason why most people havent done this is because its cheaper and better to just swap in a 4.0... stock or stroked either way.

i totally agree.

You'd be better off finding a 3.4 or 3.8 v6 out of a camaro/firebird than paying $1500-3300 on a stroker kit for the 2.8. If you go the 4.0 route, you'll need to modify the engine bay/firewall and make sure you get it complete with wiring and ecu.

what tranny do those '86 'manches have? you might even be able to swap in 4.3.