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30-07-2007, 10:28 AM
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i'm baaaack....
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: workin on something
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Hi guys,
its my 18th next month, and people are starting too ask me what i want, naturally pretty much everything i want is to do with cars, and modifying them (in particular, engine and driveline) now i was wondering what are the best performance books around? i already have: FORD Performance by Pat Ganahl High Performance FORD Engine Parts Interchange by George Reid and How to Rebuild FORD V8 ENGINES by Tom Monroe i want too learn about cylinder heads, and how too port them, and basically as much as i can learn about them how to build a strong driveline, from flywheel-wheelstuds how too set up your suspension right and basically anything to do with high performance engines/drivelines/suspension  can anyone help me out? i need to have my list done by the end of the week.... (yes i know i left it late but i was trying too find out by myself and im not having much luck) Cheers |
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Good how too Performance Books?
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