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Re: Define Headwork for me please.
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07/10/2011 20:06
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Yes, the Smith/Morrison one. Pretty old now but worthy. Most books have a little something that sinks in and plants a seed, just don't stake your life on anything without checking for confirmation elsewhere and even then there's always a chance it'll be disproved.
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Re: Define Headwork for me please.
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Most books have a little something that sinks in and plants a seed, That would be this one for me, the first ever text book that I owned on a permanent borrow basis from the school libray  Totally, totally basic, V8 galore. I wouldn't recomend it at all unless you don't know the basic 'why a piston ring needs a gap' . Book
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Re: Define Headwork for me please.
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09/10/2011 12:44
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That's a doddle compared to the Baines book, Baines whistles over my head in the main but that's what repeat readings for. Good book the Smith/Morrison one though, often pick that up.
Having done some more Googling, it looks like the Baines book is a must-have, however hard work it is - so on my Christmas present wish list.....
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Re: Define Headwork for me please.
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09/10/2011 14:48
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 it is though be sure to understand it's aimed at production level cars rather than race engines.
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