Engine Builder's Handbook | Tom Monroe

Engine Builder's Handbook | Tom Monroe | The ideal engine rebuilders book at a bargain price.

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	Engine Builder's Handbook Tom Monroe HP Trade, 1996 - 176 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

"HP Books HP1245 Engine Builders Handbook This illustrated guide will show you, step-by-step the processes that can be applied to build any kind of engine. You'll find all kinds of tips, techniques, and procedures that can be used on engines for muscle cars, hot rods, classics, boats, or full on race cars. And it's all here in terms that are easy to understand and fully illustrated with hundreds of photos and drawings. There are sections that cover reconditioning blocks, degreeing in camshafts, reconditioning cylinder heads, valve train assembly, and engine assembly. You'll also learn the proper use of measuring tools. This book is an invaluable aid if you've never built an engine before and a handy reference if you're an experienced enthusiast."

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Read this book first

before you start your rebuild. Concise, readable, inexpensive and very informative.

The ideal engine rebuilders book at a bargain price.

After I had read both books on Nissan engines by this author I bought this book too.This book is set out so you can diagnose faults first to determine if you need to rebuild or not.Then it goes into engine teardown in detail.It describes the rebuilding process.The cylinder heads are covered in a separate chapter which the author explains.

For anyone who loves working on cars this book is ideal.Its written so most people will understand it.There are plenty of photos throughout with explanations.This book is like your best friend guiding you through the whole process.

This book is a gem and a bargain.Make this the first book you consider on engine rebuilding.The book was written to give guidance on all engines not just V8's.A must have book.

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Sometimes it helps to just read the instructions.

Having built several motors for my cars and helping a few friends (each) build a few motors, it was good to just solidify what I knew, and double check those "I thought so" things. I mean you won't learn 20 years worth of experience from any book, but this one is well written and kinda lets you know when you are leaving some horses out on the bench.

Engine builders

I purchased this book for the mention in the title of degreeing cams, I DO NOT deal with automotive engines- I am a Motorcycle Mechanic. I still found this book informative and interesting.

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