MOTOWN Iron Heads


Designed for use in racing applications where cast iron heads are mandated or for larger displacement small block street-type engines, World’s 220cc intake MOTOWN heads are the ULTIMATE cast iron SBC head.

Employing RightCast ports, big 2.080” diameter intake valves and a highly efficient 64cc combustion chamber, the MOTOWN provides significant power increases over other heads on the market.

They are ideally suited for use on small block Chevy engines of 383” or larger displacements.




$700 Bare

Call or email for assembled prices.  We will assemble to your specifications and application.

Alan at (785)506-1410
alan@covertspeed.net

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