11in

0.4in

8.5in

17.6 Oz

1 Vol.

Tl215.F7r395 2008

"This book is definitely worth reading if you're planning a rebuild, or are just curious as to what this would entail." Round Up, January 2014, Not just a generic rebuild edition, this book is a complete reference that goes into a lot of detail on every step involved in rebuilding a Ford-engine correctly. -Linechaser, May 2006, "We were glad to see a revised version come across our desk recently, now with full-color printing. Not only does the color printing make the book more interesting to read, but also from a technical aspect it actually helps when looking at inspection and detail photos within the book." -Modified Mustangs & Fords, April 2009, "This detailed, heavily illustrated manual is ideal for the master mechanic or the beginner intent on keeping his Ford running as new." -Route 66 Chronicles blob, reviewed by Jim Hinckley, November 2010

Acknowledgments What is a Workbench® Book? Chapter 1: Before You Begin Planning Your Engine Our Engine Horsepower and Torque Tools to Get the Job Done Tools You Should Rent Keep a Clean Work Shop Chapter 2: Engine Disassembly The Teardown Step by Step: Tearing Down the Engine Why Do Engines Wear Out? Chapter 3: Selecting Parts Blocks 221/260/289/302 Cylinder Heads Small-Block Cylinder-Head Identification 351W Cylinder Heads Aftermarket Cylinder Heads Guide to Ford Aftermarket Cylinder Heads Crankshafts Crankshaft Identification Charts Connecting Rods Pistons Flywheels and Flexplates Harmonic Balancers Oiling System Camshafts Rocker Arms Water Pumps Cooling Fans and Radiators Carburetors Intake Manifolds Ignition Chapter 4: Machine Shop The Block Rotating Assembly Step by Step: Machining the Block Step by Step: Maching the Rotating Assembly Oil System Cylinder Heads Step by Step: Machining the Heads Chapter 5: Engine Assembly Short Block Basic Torque Specifications Why Degree a Camshaft? Step by Step: Assemble the Short Block The Rest of the Bottom End Step by Step: Assemble the Rest of the Bottom End The Top End Step by Step: Assemble the Top End Chapter 6: Break-in and Tuning Cooling System Ready to Launch Chapter 7: Performance Buyer's Guide Chapter 8: Engine Math Cubic-Inch Displacement Calculating Compression Ratio Choosing the Right Carburetor Size Calculating Horsepower and Torque Estimating Horsepower at the Drags Appendix Cylinder Numbers and Firing Order Torque Sequences Torque Specifications Piston Ring Gap Alignment Timing Belt/Chain Alignment Marks General Engine Specifications Work-A-Long Sheet Source Guide

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