Porsche 911 Performance Handbook
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.32 (915 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 076030033X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Covers engine, suspension, chassis, transmission, tune-ups, model history, body and more on all 911s up through 1996.. Learn about wheel and tire improvement, up-to-the-minute autocross or showroom stock suspension and brake mods, custom add-on bodywork and paint, and interiors -- where to buy it, how to install it and what to expect for a result. Buy, tune, maintain and modify your prized 911 with this ultimate guide
His writing on Porsche appears in such publications as Excellence and Porsche Panorama (US), Flat 6 Magazine and Talon Pointe (France), Porsche Post and 911 & Porsche World (UK), The 911 & Porsche Magazine (Japan), and Christophorus, the Porsche factory magazine. Anderson lives in Plymouth, California. A respected, long-time Porsche expert and qualified Porsche appraiser, Bruce Anderson served as th
Anderson lives in Plymouth, California. His writing on Porsche appears in such publications as Excellence and Porsche Panorama (US), Flat 6 Magazine and Talon Pointe (France), Porsche Post and 911 & Porsche World (UK), The 911 & Porsche Magazine (Japan), and Christophorus, the Porsche factory magazine. 911handbook. About the AuthorA respected, long-time Porsche expert and qualified Porsche appraiser, Bruce Anderson served as the National Technical Chairman of Porsche Club of America from 1981 through 2001, and is the current PCA Senior Technical Advisor
"Very technical with lots of tips for performance improvement" according to A Customer. This is one of the best books about Porsches available. Very detailed information for engine building, brakes, and suspension. If you own a 911, this is a must-have.. Best So Far Anton Niculescu I found that the book provides adequate coverage of most areas, however, it falls short of the sort of detail I was anticipating. I guess if your purpose is to become acquainted with the marquee and its evolution you'll get a good synopsis. If, however, you are inclined to further tinker with your car, the performance chapter of the book is fairly imprecise. If I wanted a list of tuners I would buy Excellence and read the ads. It falls short on discussing realiability and driveability given the suggested mods. From an editing point of view it does not help that the pictu. A definitive guide for hopping up your 911 Bruce Anderson takes his 30+ years of Porsche experience and distills it down to one relatively simple guide book.Covering the first 901's up to the last of the 993's, this book breaks down chapters by car parts. Suspension, gearbox, brakes, and engine all have their own chapters. Also included is a chapter on how to buy a good used 911, and an overview on engine rebuilding.The bad side of this is that in some places, it can be a real dry read. Bruce is notorious for his use of charts and obscureserial numbers in this book. If this can be forgiven, it is due to the fact