Speedmaster Cast Aluminum Cylinder Head Small Block Ford 289/302/351W
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Small Block Ford
One of the best upgrades to your Small Block Ford engine is the replacement of your cast iron head to a better performing and lighter aluminum head. How great is it that you can now do it at a price that"s affordable. Our line of Small Block Ford performance heads have proven themselves time and time again both on the track and on the dyno, not to mention countless features in performance magazine articles. We offer Small block ford cylinder heads for a wide range of displacement applications. With bigger displacement engines becoming more common, the need for more airflow is necessary. If you are looking to build a 400-700 horsepower engine then you should consider Speedmaster Aluminum cylinder heads. Like the rest of our performance heads we use our "Gravity Die Cast" process. This casting process creates a much more uniform and robust cylinder head. They also offer a smaller cross section to increase the incoming air"s velocity resulting in improved drivability, power and economy
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