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Newbies check out HPBooks "Honda/Acura engine performance"

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    #16
    i would buy a copy.

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      #17
      Originally posted by 93EXaesthetic
      i would buy a copy.
      I would love to buy it too! especially about the CB7
      Originally posted by Makaveli2k
      Just goes to show, leave the JDM poses to the Nimble, sleek, asians. =)

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        #18
        eh learning hands on is definelty better and more effective then otherwise but i think its very very important that ppl have some knowledge before they go and start tearing shit out of their cars. i know some ppl that can just go and do something, but myself i wont just go into doing something before reading up on it and possible things people encounter while doing it.
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          #19
          Originally posted by prodigymb
          eh learning hands on is definelty better and more effective then otherwise but i think its very very important that ppl have some knowledge before they go and start tearing shit out of their cars. i know some ppl that can just go and do something, but myself i wont just go into doing something before reading up on it and possible things people encounter while doing it.

          Very good point my friend But anyway i just got "Maximum Boost" yesterday in mail and i just love this book! Read it every chance i have and i'm learning alot from it! Anybody that want to learn about making or installing a turbo system then check this book out by Corky Bell! Only thing i don't like about it is that it somewhat have you going back chapters and up chapters to understand what he talking about. But all in all it is really worth what i paid for it, 20 shipped at amazon.com regular 34.95
          Originally posted by Makaveli2k
          Just goes to show, leave the JDM poses to the Nimble, sleek, asians. =)

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            #20
            Originally posted by Cygnus
            I got the book a few months ago and I love it. The only downside is it doesn't have info on the F-series blocks. It is mostly for D, B, and H blocks. It contains the basics of swapping in D/H/B's, building, race-building, bolt-ons and how an engine works. I got mine for 7.95 at a used book store with my chiltons. It is definately a good buy for a newb.
            yeah , i agree. wish they had some info on te F-series. i just bought it last week and got most of the info i needed out of it already. time for a CAI, and which one. decisions, decisions, decisions. time for some more research.
            excellent book tho. well, worth the wide variety of info.
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