Ht Build Max Performance Chevy

by David K. Wright and David Vizard

Book Overview

Highly regarded engine builder and technical writer David Vizard turns his attention to the ins and outs of building serious horsepower small block Chevy engines on a budget. Included are details of factory part numbers, easy-to-do cylinder head modifications, and inexpensive aftermarket parts.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1884089348
• ISBN13: 9781884089343
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Cartech
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.6" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Just what the title says!

Vizard delivers exactly what the title is all about. He helps you balance power & longevity against the pocketbook. He also substantiates his claims with his own companies dyno or flow data. Rebuilds range from a minimum of $600@300hp to a maximum of $3000@550hp. Add some nitrous (he talks about this too) and you have a 800hp engine for under $3500 bucks! Be warned, he is blunt and opinionated but backs up his claims.

incredible author

david vizard is the best performance auther i have ever read. he only relies on things he has personally proven, and he shows you how he has proven it. he doesn't seem to be as oppinionated as other authors. i would recommend reading any of his books

How to Build Max Performance Chevy Small Blocks on a Budget

This book is a must have for any performance enthusiest. The author guides you along from selecting parts to modifying them yourself for maximum performance. These are dyno proven no cost to low cost modifications. Excellent source of reference material.

Fabulous overview on building a budget engine

I needed to build a stong motor on the cheap, and this was the guide I was looking for. He tells you all the little tricks, and tips that you need to know to build a strong competent motor without spending too much money. I highly recommend it.

Speed and $ in your pocket... ! It's not impossible.

This book is what I expected from David Vizard, honest and properly researched information. It's focus is primarily on $ and not the HOW and WHY that David normally goes into. If all you want to know is what you need to go fast, and you don't want to spend lots of cash and you DO have lots of time to spend building a motor - then this is THE book for you. If you have read DV's other books, then this is still worth buying because DV devulges how to get the best bang for the buck. You will find that this book summarizes a lot of what is mentioned in his other books - with the exception of the chapter on exhaust, there is some new stuff there. So if your hooked on DV like I am - go get it!! It's worth it! :)There are also 10 'recipes' in the back of the book - from 350hp to over 600hp. None costing over $3000.I also HIGHLY recommend DV's other books... very informative reading.