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How to Rebuild Mopar Magnum V8 Engines HP1431 Review

How to Rebuild Mopar Magnum V8 Engines HP1431
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Got this book so that I could learn some more about my 318 Magnum motor in my 1998 Half ton. Almost every aspect of these motors is covered, and got the information that I wanted to add a little more power to it!

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Complete Engine Rebuild to Factory Stock Specifications. Covers all Mopar Magnum V8 Car and Truck Engines, 1992 to Present. This is a complete step-by-step guide to rebuilding the newest line of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth V8 engines. Taking you through the process from beginning to end, it includes sections on: inspection and analysis, engine removal, disassembly, and much more.

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How to Hot Rod Small-Block Mopar Engines Review

How to Hot Rod Small-Block Mopar Engines
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I'm not quite sure what other reviewers read, but this is not a book for standard rebuilds. This covers performance work only, and would not be a guide for the first-timer. It contains info on building up circle-track, drag, and street/strip cars, with general advice and specific part number and machining spec's. The book is written with a heavy factory-slant, as many of the parts and suggestions concern Mopar-sold parts. There's nothing wrong with that, as a lot of fast Chryslers run Mopar-brand equipment. The thank-you list in the front reads like a who's- who of Chrysler racing history, and some of them work at Chrysler to this day, so this isn't some guy out in left field telling you to slap a 800 CFM carb on your 1978 Lean Burn 318 and go Corvette hunting- he and his advisors know small block Chryslers better than almost anybody else I can think of. I've known or worked with several of them, and they've turned out an impressive pile of fast engines over the years. This book is well worth the $15 investment, considering the money you'll dump into a good motor

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