Big-Block Chevy Marine Performance
Big-Block Chevy Marine Performance

Author: Dennis Moore

Publisher: HP Trade

Published: 1998

Total Pages: 224

ISBN-13: 9781557882974

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Dennis Moore, details the differences between automotive and marine performance components and design. Topics covered include: -- The differences between auto and marine engines -- Starters, flywheels, ignition systems, exhaust and cooling -- Parts combinations and recommendations for performance applicationsAlso included are photo/how-to sequences and instructions on build-up and installation as well as tuning and repair.

How to Rebuild the Big-Block Chevrolet
How to Rebuild the Big-Block Chevrolet

Author: Tony Huntimer

Publisher: CarTech Inc

Published: 2009

Total Pages: 162

ISBN-13: 1932494537

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In our popular Workbench Series, How to Rebuild the Big Block Chevrolet covers the basics of any engine rebuild in over 450 color photos of step-by-step instruction. Subjects covered include the history of the big block Chevy, preperation and tool requirements, engine removal and teardown, first inspection, parts, machine work and clean-up, final engine assembly, and start-up. This book is essential for not only enthusiasts looking to rebuild their big-block Chevy, but as a guideline for building performance applications as well.

How to Build Max Performance Chevy Rat Motors
How to Build Max Performance Chevy Rat Motors

Author: Ed Staffel

Publisher: S-A Design

Published: 1996

Total Pages: 0

ISBN-13: 9781884089206

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One of the all-time favorite engines of the hot rodder, drag racer, and car enthusiast, the big-block Chevrolet engine has been in existence for over 30 years. During this period, literally millions of these engines have been modified, resulting in an extensive body of knowledge, both good and bad, regarding the best ways of building a high performance version of the power plant. Author Staffel is a full-time race engine builder specializing in preparation of high performance Chevy big-block engines. He provides the reader with the very latest theories, techniques, and supplier information, ensuring the preparation of an up-to-date high-performance engine.

How to Build Killer Big-Block Chevy Engines
How to Build Killer Big-Block Chevy Engines

Author: Tom Dufur

Publisher: Cartech

Published: 2012

Total Pages: 0

ISBN-13: 9781934709283

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In How to Build Killer Big-Block Chevy Big-Block Chevy Engines, author Tom Dufur reviews the commonly available factory parts along with many aftermarket offerings, and discusses the advantages of both. Additionally, he includes popular buildup recipes and showcases the dyno results, proving theories and sharing in-depth research. Dufur's decades of experience designing, assembling, tuning, and racing the big-block Chevy engine truly shines through. A wealth of full-color photos, charts, and graphs makes it easy to understand the critical points of these great engines.

Small-Block Chevy Performance 1955-1996
Small-Block Chevy Performance 1955-1996

Author: John Baechtel

Publisher: CarTech Inc

Published: 2006

Total Pages: 162

ISBN-13: 1932494154

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The small-block Chevy is widely known as the most popular engine of all time. Produced in staggering numbers and boasting huge aftermarket support, small blocks are the engine of choice for a large segment of the performance community. Originally published as two separate volumes, Small Block Chevy Performance 1955-1996 now covers the latest information on all Gen I and Gen II Chevy small blocks, this time in one volume. This book continues to be the best power source book for small-block Chevy. The detailed text and photos deliver the best solutions for making your engine perform. Extensive chapters explain proven techniques for preparing blocks, crankshafts, connecting rods, pistons, cylinder heads, and much more. Other chapters include popular ignition, carburetor, camshaft, and valvetrain tips and tricks.

Rebuilding Gen V/Gen VI Big Block Chevy Engines
Rebuilding Gen V/Gen VI Big Block Chevy Engines

Author: Mike Mavrigian

Publisher: Penguin

Published: 2001

Total Pages: 212

ISBN-13: 9781557883575

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A 502 crate motor, or just need additional information for your high performance engine buildup, you'll find this to be an invaluable guide to help complete your project. Book jacket.

How to Build Max-Performance Chevy Small Blocks on a Budjet
How to Build Max-Performance Chevy Small Blocks on a Budjet

Author: David Vizard

Publisher: CarTech Inc

Published: 2009

Total Pages: 162

ISBN-13: 1932494847

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Renowned engine builder and technical writer David Vizard turns his attention to extracting serious horsepower from small-block Chevy engines while doing it on a budget. Included are details of the desirable factory part numbers, easy do-it-yourself cylinder head modifications, inexpensive but effective aftermarket parts, the best blocks, rotating assembly (cranks, rods, and pistons), camshaft selection, lubrication, induction, ignition, exhaust systems, and more.

How to Hotrod Big-Block Chevys
How to Hotrod Big-Block Chevys

Author: John Thawley

Publisher: Penguin

Published: 1971

Total Pages: 166

ISBN-13: 9780912656045

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This guide covers all big-block engines from 1965 and later and includes 1986 heavy-duty parts list. Learn more about blueprinting, cylinder heads, tune-up tips, as well as how to repair exhaust, ignition, pistons, and more!

High-Performance Chevy Small-Block Cylinder Heads
High-Performance Chevy Small-Block Cylinder Heads

Author: Graham Hansen

Publisher: CarTech Inc

Published: 2007

Total Pages: 146

ISBN-13: 1932494316

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This book shows you how to choose the best cylinder head for your application. It covers both Gen I and Gen II small-block Chevy versions, occasionally touching on the Gen III and Gen IV production versions. This book taps into some of the best small-block Chevy cylinder head resources this country has to offer with a combination of insight and best guesstimates, because much of what we know about port design and airflow management falls under the category of art rather than science.