Can you recommend a book?
Thanks in advance
Pat
Thanks in advance
Pat
"Corvette Fuel Injection & Electronic Engine Management" by Charles O. Probst
"How To Build High-Performance Chevy LS1/LS6 V-8s: Modifying and Tuning Gen III Engines for GM Cars & Pickups" by WILL HANDZEL
"Chevy Ls1/Ls6 Performance" by Christopher P. Endres
A few subscriptions would help as well:
GM high Tech and High Performance
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good luck
Thanks in advance
Pat
www.helminc.com
The set for my '01 donor was 3 volumes, everything from error codes to engine disassembly/reassembly procedures, torque specs, detailed wiring diagrams, etc.
It's kinda painful reading the Conversions & Hybrids forum with guys begging for this info, when it's all right there for between $80-$120. Spend thousands on the car and donor powertrain, then cheap out on tools and information. I don't get it.
Good luck.
i liked how he goes and asks the GM engineers WHY its the way it is, before he tells you what to do for performance..
good example: MAF screen... he goes and finds that GM has it there to straighten the air going over the MAF.... most other books just tell you to yank it out.
because of knowing the WHY, you can make a inteligent choice.. for example in a diablo conversion where the air is still a short, straight shot, you can descreen it... but in a tighter engine bay, where you may have a few turns in a CAI, you might want to leave the screen to straighten the airflow over the MAF....
im currently looking for more books on the WHY and less on the HOW... most genIII books ive seen so far tell you nothing more then what you can read online....
Pat
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im currently looking for more books on the WHY and less on the HOW... most genIII books ive seen so far tell you nothing more then what you can read online....
http://www.sae.org/servlets/productD...PROD_CD=970915
$10 online and you can download it as a PDF. It talks in good detail about the design and validation processes, the decisions the team had to make, etc.
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Maybe add suggested books to the FAQ? Will save folks a lot of research
Pat
http://www.sae.org/servlets/productD...PROD_CD=970915
$10 online and you can download it as a PDF. It talks in good detail about the design and validation processes, the decisions the team had to make, etc.





