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Balancing is a little more costly on strokers because it requires more time. The same shop that can charge $120 to balance a 306 can charge upwards of $400 for a stroker, depending on parts selected and how involved the work becomes. If you stick with a basic kit from a known manufacturer (not CAT, stay away from CAT) then I doubt you will pay more than $200 for balancing.
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