Engine Books?
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Engine Books?
Anyone Know of any books deeply explaining engine dynamics, I am not refering to turning wrenches. That any monkey can do. I am refering to theory.. I am writing a research paper.. I need 3 books
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Circle Track magazine contains articles that get quite a bit more technical than the stuff you find in CHP or HR etc.
http://www.circletrack.com/techartic...458/index.html
There might be some interesting reading there, and some good links too.
http://www.circletrack.com/techartic...458/index.html
There might be some interesting reading there, and some good links too.
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One of the books that I have read from was "how to build horse power" It was very detailed and went into the dynamics of how the engine operated. I dont have the name of the author right now but I will look for it.
edit: Ok the book I read from, and other books a read in book stores are from publisher SA Design. do a quick search in summit for example and type in books in the search box and then click SD Design. The books are kind of expensive so what I did was I went to a book store sat down, with a pen and paper and took notes. The books are about $15 each. There are so many books to chose from ("how to build a 350 on a budget" to "how to build max performance rat motors" ) so buy the book that interest you most. Well I hope this helps out!!
edit: Ok the book I read from, and other books a read in book stores are from publisher SA Design. do a quick search in summit for example and type in books in the search box and then click SD Design. The books are kind of expensive so what I did was I went to a book store sat down, with a pen and paper and took notes. The books are about $15 each. There are so many books to chose from ("how to build a 350 on a budget" to "how to build max performance rat motors" ) so buy the book that interest you most. Well I hope this helps out!!
Last edited by spedrace35; Nov 9, 2005 at 09:53 PM.
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