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Old 01-05-2012, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Half-Inch Stud View Post
Sick of such books & catalogs. My needs are:

A durable Torque-Spec sheet (been using the MOTORS page, back page of a HO Racing manual, and one of the popular PMD Books Tq spec pages, depending on which I find when needed.

A book on Head flow, with the simple equations put to Excel.
most published material can take up to 2 years to get out and so its dated by the time we see it

word document your torque specs sheet, print them and laminate them. Be carefull about some specs. they can be waaaayyyy off.

there are several good books on head flow. just plug it in as a search on amazon.com and you will get alot. Plug in scientific design of intake and exuaste sytems. a very good book by a Dr, Morrison should pop up. lots of simple math formula and excellent exuaste designs

I tried several times to promote reading materials beyond HP Pontiac and Pontiac enthusiast and got flamed.

when you find an excellent text on exuaste, intake or other engine design subjects. take a look at thier reference and bibliographic material. that will head you in the right direction

I like what David Vizard writes. Lots of applicable theory

 


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