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At some point, even the best transmissions need to be rebuilt. How to Rebuild and Modify GM Turbo 400 Transmissions is the first-ever all-color rebuild and modify book on GM Turbo 400 transmissions. It will take readers through the complex rebuild procedure of GM's most popular rear-wheel drive automotive transmission, along with performance upgrade procedures in a series of full-color photos and time-saving tips as part of the buildup. Whether you're an amateur or professional, this book would be an excellent addition to your automotive library.
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SA Design How to Rebuild and Modify GM Turbo 350 Transmissions is a professional how-to guide. Although it's not quite the same heavy-duty performer as the Turbo 400, the Turbo 350 transmission is a fine, durable, and capable stout performer in its own right. Millions of GM cars and trucks have been built utilizing the Turbo 350 automatic transmission. These books will go through your step-by-step rebuild and performance upgrade procedures in a series of full-color photos. There will come a day when your old transmission will show signs of wear. At some point, even the best transmissions need to be rebuilt. When that day arrives for you, a SA Design How to Rebuild and Modify GM Turbo 350 Transmissions guide will help provide the crucial information you need to understand how the power gets from your engine to the road.
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In the book: High-Performance Cams & Valvetrains: Theory, Technology, and Selection, Billy Godbold, farm kid-turned-physicist, combines his quarter-century of experience with valvetrains at Comp Cams, Lunati, Crane Cams, and Edelbrock. He also provides insight on the techniques he uses with professional teams in NASCAR, NHRA, road racing, dirt track racing, offshore racing, and land speed racing, guiding you to think about any valvetrain system with his perspective. Often lighthearted and filled with analogies, this book endeavors to make complex concepts easy to understand without ever watering down important details. Specific configurations and applications are also covered, providing techniques and examples for optimizing camshafts and the valvetrain around intakes, headers, superchargers, turbochargers, carburetors, fuels, and modern EFI applications. If you are planning or building a classic hot rod, modern performance LS, Hemi, Coyote, or Godzilla, or competition engine for road racing, circle track, or drag racing, practical details show you how any valvetrain system should be modified to extract the most from every component and help you achieve your unique goals.
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The VW Beetle (officially the Volkswagen Type 1) needs no introduction. Manufactured and marketed globally by Volkswagen from 1938 to 2003, more than 21 million were produced and sold around the world. Extremely popular in the U.S. and Europe during the 1950s and '60s, increasing competition from Japanese, American, and European manufacturers—as well as stiffening demands for better safety and emissions—contributed to a sharp decline in sales in the early '70s. The Beetle was manufactured in much smaller numbers in Germany until the late 1970s, when production shifted to Brazil and Mexico, where operating cost was a was a large factor in keeping the Beetle alive. While simple and fun, the Beetle had simply become outdated. Of course, the enthusiast market did not see it that way. Aficionados loved the simplicity in the design, as well as its aesthetics—and enjoyed tinkering with the mechanicals of their Beetles, Buses, Type 3 models, and Karmann Ghias. There is no shortage of options when customizing your Beetle; and for many, extracting as much performance out of their air-cooled flat 4 was the way to go. Not only does it remedy the issue of keeping up with modern traffic, but Beetles also respond really well to modifications and have a robust aftermarket to support them. In this 144-page paperback, "VW Air-Cooled Engines: How to Build Max Performance," VW veteran Dr. John F. Kershaw lays the groundwork for getting the most possible power for your desired use and application. Covered here are the various power levels and components to get you there. It's all included: rotating assemblies, cylinder heads, cams and the valvetrain, engine blocks, ignitions systems, fuel injection, carburetors and induction, exhaust, sources for parts, and even turbos and superchargers. Are you looking for just a little more power to keep up with traffic or maybe a streetable high-performance machine? Perhaps you're interested in a little street/strip action or even all-out racing applications. All of your options are examined in this book from SA Design and CarTech. And you'll love the 245 color photos!
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In this High Performance Subaru Builder's Guide, author Jeff Zurschmeide explains in detail the similarities and differences between the Subaru models, and describes how to modify each for performance on the street and at the track. Detailed chapters cover the intake, exhaust, turbocharger, and computer systems for more horsepower and torque, plus information on upgrading the drivetrain to handle all that power. And, if taking corners is your thing, you will also find chapters on suspension, steering, chassis, brakes, and wheels and tires. A special chapter even shows you how to get started in your favorite type of racing, and includes examples of successful racers and their cars.
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