462624 Chevy head question

Bobby Zlatkin · 12-06-2011, 06:19 AM

Rick, you're right, they are light weight castings and prone to cracking.

However, if that is what you are required to run, then you have no other choice. I would look for the heaver, flat accross the bottom 'made in Mexico' heads. I think there is more meat there. They were used on early crate motors (late eighties, early 90's.) back when they were called 'Target Master' motors.

Your best bet on finding a pair would be in a junk yard, out of a truck. I was lucky. I found a virgin pair of Target Master "made in Mexico" heads at a swap meet.

12-06-2011, 06:19 AM	#3
Bobby Zlatkin Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Mills River, NC Posts: 417 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 462624 Chevy head question Rick, you're right, they are light weight castings and prone to cracking. However, if that is what you are required to run, then you have no other choice. I would look for the heaver, flat accross the bottom 'made in Mexico' heads. I think there is more meat there. They were used on early crate motors (late eighties, early 90's.) back when they were called 'Target Master' motors. Your best bet on finding a pair would be in a junk yard, out of a truck. I was lucky. I found a virgin pair of Target Master "made in Mexico" heads at a swap meet. __________________ Bobby & Norene Zlatkin L/SA