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This extensively illustrated all-color book traces the evolution of the car engine from the first crude efforts of the late 19th Century pioneers through to the cutting-edge technology of today.
From wick carburetors to common-rail diesel injection, from atmospheric valves to variable valve timing, the clearly written text explores each decade of development, describing [...]

Customer Review: A detailed, technical & readable look at F1 history & R&D.
I’m a motorsports junkie. Also, I like to know how things “tick”. “The Autocourse History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65″ by Doug Nye combines these two interests of mine in a formidable, well illustrated, technical yet readable volume written with [...]

Customer Review: The best Formula Ford book
You can’t own or love Formula Fords and not own this book .
Far and away the definative reference .
Too bad there are not more books like this on the subject .
Customer Review: The Bible of Formula Fords
I am a race car junkie. I have [...]

A practical chapter-by-chapter guide on setting up cars with independent wishbone front suspension and coil springs for optimum handling and braking. Expert tricks and techniques stressing reliability as well as high-performance are illustrated in detailed black-and-white photographs and diagrams printed on high-quality paper.
Customer Review: If you want to learn don’t read this book
I absolutely hate [...]

Customer Review: Exotics from Iowa and Wisconsin
Not many Americans are aware that “exotic” racing engine technologies, like dual overhead cams, intercoolers on superchargers, and multiple valves per cylinder — were first fully developed in Iowa, New Jersey and California — not in Europe. A few remarkable and mostly German-American engine builders, notably the Duesenberg brothers [...]

The Tiger Avon is one of the more successful clubman type sports cars available in the UK. This book provides a step by step guide to building your own Tiger Avon. The build instructions are based on the Ford Pinto engine, but other units will fit and some of these are shown. Included are wiring [...]

The automotive industry underwent great change in the 1960s and the early 1970s before the gas crisis. The continuing trend toward market consolidation, the proliferation of sizes and nameplates and categories of automobiles, and the “need for speed” characterized this period, which may be loosely labeled the muscle car era. This [...]

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