NHRA Super Stock competitors running small-block Chevrolet engines in their machines can now take advantage of brand-new cylinder head castings from World Products instead of scouring junkyards to locate a set of factory castings.
In an effort to allow competitors to use current-day, durable products, the NHRA Technical Department has added the S/R cylinder heads to the NHRA Accepted Products list for use in the class.
There are three separate versions of the casting that have been approved, all cast from high-density iron alloy to provide strength. World has also designed the product with extra thick decks and screw-in rocker studs, saving the racer the expense of having those installed. The cylinder head is a bolt-on replacement for the factory cylinder head and, according to the company, is far more durable and robust than the factory design, which is known for being crack-prone.
World says the small-chamber head is perfect for 305 cubic inch engines; there are three part numbers approved for competition at this time.
World Products NHRA Super Stock-legal cylinder heads:
- PN 042650-NHRA, 170cc Intake Port, 58cc combustion chamber
- PN 043600-NHRA, 170cc Intake Port, 76cc combustion chamber
- PN 043610-NHRA, 170cc Intake Port, 67cc combustion chamber
The cylinder heads are made right here in the good ol’ US of A using the latest foundry techniques and ISO 9000 machining facilities and practices.
For more information on World Products, check out their website.
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