kissrocker1200

http://www.amazon.com/1993-2002-Fire..._bxgy_b_text_b
how much lt1 info is in this book?
as the title says it is 93-02, but from the description it seems as if it is more geared towards ls1.
any experience with this book guys?

nitrous2fast

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I actually have that book.... pretty much all that this book tell you; you can find here in this forum...

kissrocker1200

thanks alot! exactly what i was looking for

LUNATIK LT1

good ******* reading material

1963SS

So it's not just me.....huh? Tell my girlfriend, she thinks I'm weird for reading in the "reading room".

RamAir95TA

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Joseph Potak, the author, is a member of this forum. That might be worth mentioning - the book has TONS of information and is a great resource. Easily worth $17.

jaycenk

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I had my wife out looking for a large wall mounted magazine rack for our bathroom all Christmas. She could not find one that would hold all the magazines that I get each month. They are sitting on the back of the toilet for now lol. I have to build a rack now. Every now and then I can tell even she picks up the car and drive when there are new models coming out. I have noticed the Car and driver with the M5 on the cover keeps ending up on top of the stack.

96m6lt1

Books are extremely helpful. Its nice to have all the answers right there in the shop rather than having to search the internet which you may or may not have access to at the time. Usually easier to read and understand THEY EVEN HAVE PICTURES!!!!

Chances are if its in a book that has good reviews on it you can trust it a little more than what some people say on the internet. Although there are a ton of smart people here is also a ton of missinformation.

VinR1

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I prefer this one...my copy is in a basket next to the toilet

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1557883939

kissrocker1200

just ordered that ^ one and the chassis book, and automath

whytryz28

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My bathroom looks like an office, nice laptop holder and speakers set up. Collection of summit and jegs catalogs and print-outs of diagrams.... I recommend ANY book by David Vizard, he is a genius.


I could stay in there forever.

1963SS

Eat more Mexican food. Just keep away from the peppers.

dagridiron01

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Did you see the way they set that turbo up on the BMW what a work of art

94LT1TA6spd

I actually just ordered this book myself... Should be here tomorrow hopefully.

Ive heard from friends that its a good read.

Alex94TAGT

The LT1 rebuilding book by Mavrigian is a great reference, but seems geared predominantly towards rebuilding an LT1 to stock specifications, which, let's face it, very few of us are doing. For instance, you're not going to find a lot of information about bearing clearances and ring gaps for high-powered forced induction applications. But you will find how to measure all the stock clearances for stock I-beam piston rods and stock valvesprings, which many of us don't reuse. Still a great reference book to have around, just not intended for the performance-oriented rebuild.

I liked How to Rebuild the Small-Block Chevrolet by Atherton and Schreib. It's not LT1-specific, but they had more performance-oriented tips/guidelines. I mostly used this book when I assembled my shortblock.

fex77k

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I use the GM service manuals to troubleshoot electrical issues. They really are the best references.

azlt

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ive got that book, awsome read, has alot of good info on suspention and braking stuff, not a crazy amout on the lt1 but still had great info for our cars.