He is a very good writer and you know with his material it has actually been tried and tested. His Big Block Chev book goes into detail how the position of the head on the block shrouds the valves.immortality wrote:Anything by David Vizard is worth reading IMHO.
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The Chinese would love that, they love Buicks.Holden202T wrote:yeah me too, engine blueprinting and how to build horsepower, I also have a very old buick power secrets book!
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lol i'm hanging onto it 
seeing how I have an early pre efi buick that it was actually written for.
seeing how I have an early pre efi buick that it was actually written for.No matter what the question is, the answer is always more horsepower! 
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Re: Good reads
How To Make Your Car Handle by Fred Puhn is an old (1976!) and good book on the subject of handling. The physics it describes and the way of thinking remain relevant. There is a lot described in the book but most people would learn a lot skimming over any section.
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