I have been using forums for around five years now, the amount of information I have learned is unbelievable. I don't think we would see some of the cars that are on the road today with out forums, too many people feel discouraged and get lost in building without the technical support. I haven't seen very many threads at all of published books for all of the newer generation builders containing the Rudimentary info that they are asking about. What have members read?

Here is a list from some books I found online. Give us some input, what has everyone read, and is it good information or maybe not?

Modern engine tuning: A. Graham Bell

How to tune and modify engine management systems: Jeff Hartman (Very Good!)

Engine Management: Optimizing, Etc. By Dave Walker

How to build modify and tune cylinder heads (Speedpro). Peter Burgess, David Gollan

Street turbo charging: Design, fabrication, installation, and tuning. Mark Warner

Engine Management: Advanced tuning. Greg Banish

Maximum Boost: Corky Bell

How to blueprint & build a 4-cylinder engine short block for high performance (Speedpro) Des Hammill

Four-stroke performance tuning: A practical guide. A. Graham Bell

The Scientific design of exhaust and intake systems (engineering and performance) Philip H. Smith, John C. Morrison

Turbochargers (HP Books) Hugh Macinnes

How to plan and build a fast road car (speedpro) Daniel N.J. Stapleton

Bosch fuel injection and engine management (technical(Including Tuning & Modifying)) Charles Probst

Competition car suspension: A Practical Handbook. Allan Staniforth

Chassis Engineering for HP Cars. Herb Adams

Forced Induction Performance Tuning. A. Graham Bell

Camshafts and camshaft tuning for High performance engines (speedpro). Des Hammill

How to rebuild and modify your manual transmission. Robert Bowen