Modification Madness in a Book?
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Modification Madness in a Book?
Ok, I enjoy reading up on this forum about the 3 million performance and aesthetic mods possible on a honda civic, but is there a recommendable series of books, list of books, etc. out there worth reading. I am not expecting a run down on each and every aftermarket part, but it would be nice to understand why putting new headers on an engine boost performance, and then flip a few pages to figure out suspension mods. Honestly I haven't hit up Amazon yet, but thought I would throw it out there to the forum first.
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Re: Modification Madness in a Book? (viva60)
Here ya go... this might help if you have a SOHC. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=335078 If not, I saw a helms manual about honda tuning at AutoZone? Haven't checked out how it is though but I might get my friend to get me one (He works there). I'll post some feedback on it when i do.
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Re: Modification Madness in a Book? (viva60)
Not to bash a product but i was not happy with Civic Duty.... Everything in that book i knew already... and im no pro. There may be one or 2 graphs/charts worth your time.....In my opinion definatly not worth the price tag. Save your money.
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i have the how to build honda horsepower books by joe. and they are awesome books. there is one book that is nothing but dyno comparisons.. offers everything from AEM CAI vs Injen CAI, Mugen p28 vs JUN p28.. Different boost levels, Air fuel ratios... its a damn good book. prolly my favorite book on my crapper rack..lol
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Re: (JDMlyfestyle)
Honestly, 99% of the material found on this site you can't find in a book. The best way to absorb information is to have friends who are into Hondas, and read a lot of messageboards.
Plus, there's no replacement for experience!
Plus, there's no replacement for experience!
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Interesting response. I completely agree with the experience portion, but just wanted **** to read when I don't have internet access. Plus the time factor is an issue. Time is money, and being able to quickly pick up a book and go straight to a specific section with well written answers can be more appealing than searching through 100's of possible posts on a particular question. Thanks for the input though.
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