i am very interested in autox and various suspension setups and i was just wondering if anyone knew of any books that are out that are like maximum boost but for suspension? if anyone knows of any, please let me know. thanks.
#25445, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by FlyinEsi What do you need a book for, you have a plethra of information from some of the smartest sum bitches around, right here on this board.
Found these on Dogpile under suspension books... Haynes/Chiltons also has some that I ran across at Barnes and Noble and Books-a-Million. Take a look there as stated before.
#25447, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 4
i have a book upstairs that i can get the name of...pretty slick ass book if you ask me...and it focuses on modern FWD cars, and all their various setups...also introduces you to all the funamentals, rather in depth. Fly ass book, was like 20 bones...i'll IM you the title.
#25451, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by BuckNutty i have a book upstairs that i can get the name of...pretty slick ass book if you ask me...and it focuses on modern FWD cars, and all their various setups...also introduces you to all the funamentals, rather in depth. Fly ass book, was like 20 bones...i'll IM you the title.
buck, def hit me up with that title next time you see me online or put it in here. i wanna buy it next week.
#25462, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by RickyMeeses Oh yes!! I agree totally! But I myself like to have something that I can thumb through at will Mopar Dodge Plymouth Performance Racing Engine Suspension Books ... http://www.campbellenterprises.com/books.htm Competition Car Suspension - $20.69 http://www.overstock.com Found these on Dogpile under suspension books... Haynes/Chiltons also has some that I ran across at Barnes and Noble and Books-a-Million. Take a look there as stated before.
Competition Car Suspension is hands down the best suspension book out there. We have all of our guys read it on Formula Auburn.
Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician
#25450, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by FlyinEsi What do you need a book for, you have a plethra of information from some of the smartest sum bitches around, right here on this board.
i know man and i appreciate it very much. i just feel bad asking you and buck shit all the time. this way, i dont feel like such an n double o b
#25460, "RE: good suspension books?" In response to Reply # 8
The one I have is a Motorbooks Workshop book called High Performance Handling Handbook it's written by Don Alexander.
I like the book...it's not too advanced to where you can't really follow it without a basic understanding...but the author gets alot of information across in an easy to understand way.
Oh yeah...it cost me $20.85 brand new from Barnes & Noble