Four-Stroke Performance Tuning 3rd ed: A practical guide | 
 enlarge | Author: A. Bell
Publisher: Haynes Publishing
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 81841
Media: Hardcover
Edition: Third
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 376
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 6.7 x 1.4
ISBN: 1844253147
Dewey Decimal Number: 629
EAN: 9781844253142
ASIN: 1844253147
Publication Date: October 30, 2006
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Much-needed third, and 25th Anniversary, edition of one of our strongest backlist titles, first published in 1981, and continuously in print ever since. Updated, with additional text and pics to fill an extra 48pp.
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 Bells Best June 27, 2008
This is definately one of his best. Even if you own the 2nd edition like i do, you will still find this latest edition a must have. Although it has similar contents and lay out as it's predecessor there is alot more info as well as extra topics included giving even better value for money than before.
Buy this book!!!! April 8, 2008
The information in this book goes above and beyond what most others do.
I have read it twice and am reading it for the third time. I highly recomend it.
 very good August 24, 2007
The only reason this book doesnt get 5 stars from me is because Mr. Bell doesnt go as in depth as I would have liked in the street use engines,this book is about more serious race machines than about street motors. What this book does cover however is covered very very well and I am really glad I got this book. the gains on my engine were notable to say the least.
The definitive book for practical tuning April 5, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Prior reading the book for the first time, you won't even imagine the treasure hiding inside it. The author is undoubtedly a very experienced engine builder and after reading the book you could assume that he is a very successful one. But the most wonderful thing is that the author has tried to contain all of his experience into this book. While you read the book you will realize that you are actually in a situation of accumulating some experience. This is a bit exaggerated, as it is well known that hands-on experience cannot compare to any book, but you will feel that the author is providing you with some invaluable tips and facts.
The author is sticking to the facts as derived from his own experience. Facts that might be a bit out of the common sense and common knowledge which sometimes states that "BIGGER IS BETTER".
I am not giving the 5-star rating just because the carburetor chapter gets quite a large part of the book and also because at some points the author should give some more information and practical step-by-step procedures and tips, like for example in the cylinder head porting chapter where i would like to read more things from such an experienced builder.
If the author decide for the next edition to discard the carburetor chapter and try to extend every chapter with a lot more information and step-by step procedures then certainly this book is going to become an encyclopedia of four stroke engine tuning bringing any other similar book completely out of the game.
Very detailed Book November 4, 2004
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
It has tons of info. THe Writer obviously has a very large experience as he writes serious stuff. Its for the advanced racer (its a more difficult read than Maximum boost by corky bell)
I don't like the fact that it writes too much about carburation(75 pages out of 310)
I like that it has real dyno figures and he has hard evidence of what he is telling.
Tons of schematics and pictures.
Very good !
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