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- Unit I -
Basic Engine Operation
Learn the important underlying principles on
which all racing engines run as well as the
effects of compression, alternative firing
orders and camshaft profiles. |
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Sample
Pages - 13, 14,
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- Unit II -
Building Horsepower
We unravel the myths and misconceptions about
how a racing engine really creates power.
Learn how to increase torque, cylinder
pressures, and reduce parasitic drag. Find out
why the Reher-Morrison name has become
synonymous with horsepower. |
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Sample
Pages - 37, 55,
60 |
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- Unit III -
Component Selection
Learn how to select the right parts that
work together to make serious power without
breaking your budget. Includes cylinder
heads, valves, springs, cams, lifters,
pushrods, rocker arms, intake manifolds,
carburetors, headers, and ignition systems. |
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Sample
Pages - 81, 101,
132 |
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- Unit IV -
Component Measurement & Preparation
Learn to measure & inspect cylinder
heads, valves, & springs. Determine the
right pushrod length for proper rocker arm
geometry. Check and correct the fit of the
intake manifold and distributor, then make
initial carburetor adjustments. |
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Sample
Pages - 154, 158,
161 |
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- Unit V -
Final Engine Assembly
We show you the right way to install the
cylinder heads & gaskets, lifters,
pushrods, and rocker arms. Install the
intake manifold and prime the oiling system.
Add the ignition system and accessory
components and your engine is ready for dyno
testing! |
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Sample
Pages - 183, 185,
187 |
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