Good Automotive Books!

[RacerX]

I've found that these are some of my favorites. Post up any that you've found and I'll add it to the list! :beer:

How to Build Performance 4.6 Liter Ford Engines by Sean Hyland

How to Rebuild 4.6- and 5.4-Liter Ford Engines by George Reid

Building 4.6/5.4L Ford Horsepower on the Dyno by Richard Holdener

Engine Management Advanced Tuning by Greg Banish

High Performance Fuel Injection Systems by Greg Banish

The Ultimate Ford EFI Tuning Guide by Lasota Racing

Pro Racer Handbook, The Basics of Tuning by SCT

Maximum Boost: Designing, Testing, and Installing Turbocharger Systems by Corky Bell

Supercharged! Design, Testing, and Installation of Supercharger Systems by Corky Bell

Street Supercharging How to Install and Tune Blowers by Pat Ganahl
Ford Engine Buildups by MM&FF

How to Build Supercharged and Turbocharged Small Block Fords by Bob McClurg

The Step-By-Step Guide to Engine Blueprinting by Rick Voegelin

Engine Builder's Handbook: Inspection Machine Reconditioning Valvetrain Assembly Blueprinting Degreeing Cams Tools Engine Assembly by Tom Monroe

Ford Fuel Injection by Motorbooks

Ford Tuning Secrets Revealed by Ivan J. Kotzig

Forced Induction Performance Tuning A Practical Guide to Supercharging and Turbocharging by A. Bell

Haynes Welding Manual

Aluminum Metallurgy and Welding by Lincoln Electric

[LANDY]

You pretty much covered it all. Lol

[fairlane347]

Yeah those are all good ones.
I am adding one but I preface this first with "I am not a large book or novel reader, that being siad I must add:
"The Last Open Road" by Burt S. Levy.
One of the only "large books I ever read and its just that good!!
I bought every book he wrote and almost finishe the latest one...If you love cars and vintage racing its a must read. Has a light, comical tone to the books, and very good details.

PS google it if you don't know:D

[Raven34]

I have the first 5 books you listed and I can say they're just awesome! I'm currently reading the 'designing and tuning high performance fuel injection systems' and can say I'm impressed with the difficulty of it. I find myself reading pages over again after realizing that I didn't comprehend what I just read. :thumbup:

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