Need Bathroom Reading Material (G rated)

[DuneRunner]

*Just a thought* (CK5) should have a section that is updated once a week with new reading material. Or links to other articles on other sites with new products. Or articles that other members could write up and submit to Steve F.

Well the reason that I ask is while I'm at work and nature calls and I want to read something new and exciting. It takes me 10-15 min. to find something new. By then I'm running with nothing to read.
Except an old issue of Four Wheeler Mag from last year that I have read cover to cover at least 15 times. Cuz I left the new issue at home.

Any way just a thought.
What do you all think.

KEN



DANGIT it's not a bronco!

 

[Triaged]

Buy a book. My 2 most recient are "Rochester Carborators" and "Smokey Yunic's Power Secrets" both great books.

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[riz]

<font color=purple> Um,........yeah,......INFORMATION OVERLOAD !

L8r,
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<font color=purple> BOW CHICKA BOW WOW !

 

[CaptCrunch]

Hahaa! I dunno on the bathroom reading... but seems like new information is linked to in the main forems quite a bit. maybe it is time to get a laptop w/ a wireless connect setup for "when nature calls" LOL

-Mikey
1987 Chevy K5 Blazer- 350 TBI
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[Twiz]

Try "How To Build hosepower" by David Vizard

-Vol 1: engines, covers theorys and operation. Cams/heads/exhaust etc.

-Vol 2: carbs and intakes. He starts from the ground up, and descibes the fundementals, then it gets nasty.. cuts up a Q-jet for performance.

"How to Build and Modify Chev S. B. Camshafts and Valvetrains". By David Vizard.
Again, starts from theorys and operation and goes into detail.

Currently "Chassis Engineering" By Herb Adams is resideing next to my throne (again)
-More circle track and road race stuff. Still good reading, better than starring at the wall. but not all that usefull.

How's Somkey's book? That guy was way-before his time.

<font color=blue>Twiztid</font color=blue>

 

[CAROLINAK5]

the way your post reads makes me think you have compooters in your pooters!!!!!!! man, what a job!! the only problem is it's hard to read with strained-crossed and watery eyes! lol

when all else fails..............HIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[DuneRunner]

Hey yall have good suggestions.
Thats exactly what I needed. A little reasurence that I'm not the only one.
CaptC. Your right My work has a Mac with a wireless Airport Internet connection.
And it spans the length of the building.

Yall take it easy and Happy Reading.

KEN
PS. Carolina K5 This is NO JOKE. My girlfriends Pet name for me is "Pooter Boy" some times just Pooter. I guess cuz I'm on the computer all day at work and I spend a lot o time on the pooper.

DANGIT it's not a bronco!

 

[Blue85]

Maybe you should have a little more fiber? Less time to stare at the wall...

<font color=green>There's nothing like the smell of a rich V-8 in the morning...</font color=green>

 

[DuneRunner]

It's To MUCH CAFFEEEEEINE!!!!!

It just Goes right through ME!

Late. KEN

DANGIT it's not a bronco!

 

[DuneRunner]

Well I took your advice and got a couple of books last night at the cheepy book store. One is from GM, printed in 1955 but it all still stands true (most of it at least) It goes into detail about the Internal Combustion Engine. "Hey for $2.75 you cant go wrong"
and another about Emissions and the whole story about it.

So thanks for the suggestions.

KEN

DANGIT it's not a bronco!

 

[Triaged]

Glad to here it.

Does any body else have any good book sugestions?

I have read: all the Carrol Smith books, welder's handbook, and a few budget 350 books.

Any good books on offroad suspension, axles, etc.

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