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That depends. You should select the pistons and heads at the same time to get the desired compression ratio.
Also, you buy a set of heads for a specific application, generally to achieve peak performance in a specific rpm range. If you are not skilled in this area, knowledgeable retailers such as Summit, Jeg's and others can help you select the right parts.
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