Chevrolet
Inline Six-Cylinder Power Manual
Leo Santucci
Everything the engine builder needs to know to rebuild
the Chevy for power on the street, strip or other racing applications.
Covers 194, 215, 230, 250, 292 passenger car and truck engines.
160 pages, 8½" x 11"
ISBN: 1-931128-15-4
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Table of Contents
| Acknowledgments | iv | |
| About the Author | v | |
| Chapter 1: | Development History | 1 |
Chapter 2: |
Planning Your Project |
5 |
| Chapter 3: | Block Identification and Selection | 11 |
| Chapter 4: | Machining Operations | 27 |
| Chapter 5: | Oiling System Modifications | 33 |
| Chapter 6: | Crankshaft and Timing Gears | 43 |
| Chapter 7: | Rods, Pistons, and Bearings | 53 |
| Chapter 8: | Gaskets, Sealing, and Hardware | 61 |
| Chapter 9: | Camshaft Design and Recommendations | 71 |
| Chapter 10: | The Cylinder Head - Key Element of a Super Six | 83 |
| Chapter 11: | The Hybrid Cylinder Head - A Step Beyond | 103 |
| Chapter 12: | Fuel, Exhaust and Manifolding | 113 |
| Chapter 13: | Ignition - Lighting the Fire for Power | 125 |
| Chapter 14: | Supercharging - When Enough Isn't Enough | 131 |
| Chapter 15: | Turbocharging - A Different Route | 137 |
| Chapter 16: | What About Nitrous Oxide? | 145 |
| Resource Guide | 149 | |
| Index | 151 |