347 Stroker Build Cost: Kit vs Short Block vs Crate Engine

What a 347 stroker costs depends on how much of the engine you buy assembled. A stroker kit is the crank, rods, pistons, rings and bearings; a short block adds the block; a long block adds the heads, cam and valvetrain; and a crate engine comes with more already assembled, so compare what each option includes rather than the headline number. The current price shows on each product page.

Key takeaways

  • Stroker kit: the crank, rods, pistons, rings and bearings; you supply the block, machine work and top end.
  • Short block: the block with the rotating assembly; you add heads and top end.
  • Long block: BluePrint BP3479CT (front sump) and BP3479RCT (rear sump) are 347 long blocks; you add intake, fuel, ignition, water pump, balancer and flexplate.
  • Crate engine: BluePrint BP3479CTF is a base dressed 347 with fuel injection; check the listing for what's included.
  • Prices change, so compare the live price on each listing, or ask us to quote your combo.

347 options compared: what each includes

Contents are from each manufacturer listing on our store. Prices are not typed on this page; the live price shows on each product.
Option What the listing includes What you still need On our store
Stroker kit Crank, rods, pistons, rings and bearings: 3.400 in stroke crank, 5.400 in rods, pistons for a 4.030 in bore Block, machine work, balancing (if not listed as balanced), gaskets, heads, cam, valvetrain, intake, fuel and ignition Eagle 14003030, Eagle 16003030, Scat 1-94160, Scat 1-94165
Short block 347 ci short block, small block Ford Heads, cam and valvetrain, intake, fuel, ignition and gaskets, per the listing BluePrint BP347
Long block 347 long block: short block plus aluminum heads, hydraulic roller cam and valvetrain, oil pan, valve covers, timing cover and dipstick Intake, fuel, ignition, water pump and pulleys, balancer and flexplate (28 oz external balance) BluePrint BP3479CT (front sump), BluePrint BP3479RCT (rear sump)
Crate engine, dressed EFI 347 ci base dressed engine with fuel injection, small block Ford Check the listing for what comes installed BluePrint BP3479CTF

Want a quote for your combo? Tell us what you have or call 310-784-1010.

How to compare 347 build options

  1. List what you already have: block, heads, intake, fuel and ignition.
  2. Pick the starting point: kit, short block, long block or crate engine.
  3. Add up everything that option leaves out, including machine work and balancing for a kit build.
  4. Compare the live prices on each listing.
  5. Send us your combo if you want us to check it or quote it.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a 347 stroker cost?

It depends on what is included. A stroker kit is the crank, rods, pistons, rings and bearings; a short block adds the block; and a long block or dressed crate engine adds more again. Compare what each listing includes; the current price shows on each product page.

Is a crate 347 cheaper than building one?

It depends on what you already have and what you would add. A kit build also needs a block, machine work, balancing (if the kit isn't listed as balanced), gaskets and a top end; a crate engine comes with more already assembled. Add up the parts your build needs, compare the live prices on each listing, or ask us to quote your combo.

What parts are not included in a stroker kit?

A stroker kit includes the crank, rods, pistons, rings and bearings. Plan separately for the block and its machine work, balancing where the listing doesn't say balanced, gaskets, heads, cam, valvetrain, intake, fuel and ignition.

Ask a Coast High Ford builder

Ford strokers are what we build. Send your engine, goal and transmission, and a Coast High builder will get back to you. Or call 310-784-1010.

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Written by the Coast High Performance tech team. Checked by CHPTech Nov 4, 2026. Last updated November 4, 2026. Specs come from each manufacturer listing on our store. Questions? Call 310-784-1010.

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