Performance books
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Re: Performance books
There aren't a lot of books that will teach you what you need to know. A lot of that stuff you need to learn hands on. I'd suggest taking some general auto repair courses at a junior college to get you started. In order to make something fast it has to run properly first.
Re: Performance books
has anybody heard of somebody buying this and if so is it worth the money http://www.jegs.com/i/Power-Building...ductId=1330575
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Re: Performance books
The description is interesting, at least.
Unfortunately it's not an industry that's going to give you brownie points for watching TV or reading books on your own, though.
Unfortunately it's not an industry that's going to give you brownie points for watching TV or reading books on your own, though.
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