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Rex_Kelway
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Tech book recommendations Fri, 16 January 2004 05:58 Go to next message
Whats up suckas Very Happy,

Im looking for another couple of tech books to add to my collection. Stuff on Suspension/Race car engineering (but not limited to) and other stuff which is a little more advanced. Ive heard that Carroll Smith is the series to look at, but which ones in particular?

Does anyone have any reccommendations, particularly looking at you two, Mr Godde and Mr Sherwood Smile .

Rex

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Re: Tech book recommendations Fri, 16 January 2004 06:03 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Alan Staniford (or something like that is good).. Haha sorry probably not much help there.

How to make your car handle by Fred Phun was a good read too.
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Re: Tech book recommendations Fri, 16 January 2004 06:25 Go to previous message
Yep, Carroll Smith has three books, Engineer To Win, Tune To Win, and Prepare To Win, with the first one dealing with chassis design and some development. I found it quite easy to read and understand too - gives a good general overview of the important nails to hit on the head. i haven't read the third (Prepare To Win), but I believe it goes more into driver attributes and mental and physical preparation, so may not be applicable to your request?

"Race Car Chassis, Design and Construction" by Forbes Aird, and also "Fibreglass and Composite Materials" by the same author.

Don't read any of them when you're tired or distracted - it only means you'll have to read them again!!! Let me know if there is any are you specifically want covered as most of my books are still packed away. I can help you with all the gardening questions you may have though!!!
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