Hi guys, anyone know of some solid 440 rebuild books or literature i can buy. Ive seen some online but they are black and white illustrations. Would prefer colours of anyone can help.
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Engine rebuild book recommendations
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nitro_rat
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I doubt you'll find a volume printed fully in color. If you did, you'd complain about the price and buy the black and white one that's 10x cheaper anyway. It's not a coffee table book, it's an instructional manual. The photos are concise enough to see what you need to see. I've had this one for 30+ years and it's served me well...
[How To Rebuild Big-Block Mopar Engines] [Author: Don Taylor] [January, 2012]: Don Taylor: Amazon.com: Books
A factory service manual would be a nice reference as well, it will also be black and white with fuzzy photos and line drawings...
[How To Rebuild Big-Block Mopar Engines] [Author: Don Taylor] [January, 2012]: Don Taylor: Amazon.com: Books
A factory service manual would be a nice reference as well, it will also be black and white with fuzzy photos and line drawings...
Andy F's book is a good one too.
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451Mopar
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What information are you looking for? Most books cover the basics, and then get into some modifications, but they all are a bit outdated when it comes to the latest performance offerings.
Fist book it get is the Factory Service Manual (FSM). I think you can get a hardcopy re-print brand new for a reasonable price. I like the hard copy books better than the scanned PDF versions. E-bay or other on-line sources might have used copies at a better price? 1969 Dodge Charger, Coronet, Dart Service Manual
Second book would be the MOPAR Performance ENGINES book, often called the MOPAR Bible. I think they have been out of print for awhile. Alot of good info, although dated by current standards. Prices on these have gotten a bit crazy: Mopar Engines: Speed Secrets & Racing Modifications for Chrysler V-8 & 6 Cylinder Engines by unknown author: Good paperback 8th. | Rebooksellers
Third would be the HP/SA books, as mentioned above.
Fist book it get is the Factory Service Manual (FSM). I think you can get a hardcopy re-print brand new for a reasonable price. I like the hard copy books better than the scanned PDF versions. E-bay or other on-line sources might have used copies at a better price? 1969 Dodge Charger, Coronet, Dart Service Manual
Second book would be the MOPAR Performance ENGINES book, often called the MOPAR Bible. I think they have been out of print for awhile. Alot of good info, although dated by current standards. Prices on these have gotten a bit crazy: Mopar Engines: Speed Secrets & Racing Modifications for Chrysler V-8 & 6 Cylinder Engines by unknown author: Good paperback 8th. | Rebooksellers
Third would be the HP/SA books, as mentioned above.
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