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8YO_VTEC

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Alright, for the most part I can find my way around a motor. I've got a few friends who have been working on cars all their lives while I only got into it about 3 years ago. I'm reading a couple of books on general engine componets. I'm requesting reccomendations from anybody on what books are easy to understand and teach well. Thanks a bunch. -Adam

 

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Matts89LX5.0

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chiltons or haynes mustang manuals

 

Michael Yount

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Get the book by Charles Probst on Ford EEC Fuel Injection. It's the bible for how the efi/emissions systems work. A necessity if you're gonna work on/mod your motor.

 

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Michael Yount said:

Get the book by Charles Probst on Ford EEC Fuel Injection. It's the bible for how the efi/emissions systems work. A necessity if you're gonna work on/mod your motor.

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Do a search on ISBN 0-8376-0301-3

 

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8YO_VTEC

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excellent, thanks guys. santa claus will be hearing from me soon

 

HISSIN50

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read in here.

there are excellent books (from what i have heard - i cant read ) for all aspects - suspension, motor, mods, etc. depends upon what you want to brush up on.

good luck.