How to Build Killer Big-Block Chevy Engines (396 - 572 ci)
Since 1965, the big-block Chevy engine has been a dominant force on both street and track. Over the decades, it has evolved for greater efficiency and durability while increasing in displacement. GM now offers crate engines up to 572 ci, with aftermarket options even larger.
In "How to Build Killer Big-Block Chevy Engines", Tom Dufur examines common factory parts alongside a wide range of aftermarket components, discussing the benefits of each. He presents popular build combinations with dyno results, providing research-backed insights and detailed analysis.
The book is richly illustrated with photos, charts, and graphs, making key concepts easy to understand. Chapters on design, preparation, and assembly guide readers in developing their own big-block Chevy to full potential. Whether for a street car, race car, or boat, this book equips builders with the knowledge to achieve both power and durability.
Tom Dufur's decades of experience in designing, assembling, tuning, and racing big-block Chevys make this an essential resource for anyone serious about maximizing performance.
Product details
| Author: | Tom Dufur |
| Details: | 146 pages, 28 x 21.5 x 0.8 cm / 11 x 8.5 x 0.31 in, paperback |
| Illustrations: | numerous b&w photos |
| Publisher: | CarTech Inc (USA, 2012) |
| Series: | S-A Design (SA190P) |
| ISBN: | 9781613251706 |
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