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Performance modification on enthusiast cars and trucks entails the modification of many systems in concert. Induction, exhaust, rotating assemblies, and cylinder heads are all areas where modifications yield exciting and measurable results. Although decidedly not as sexy to most, ignition systems are just as important as the other systems, and modifying your ignition system is vital in extracting all the performance possible out of your engine build. What good is airflow if your ignition system can't light the fire? High-Performance Ignition Systems--Revised & Updated Edition is a complete…mehr

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Performance modification on enthusiast cars and trucks entails the modification of many systems in concert. Induction, exhaust, rotating assemblies, and cylinder heads are all areas where modifications yield exciting and measurable results. Although decidedly not as sexy to most, ignition systems are just as important as the other systems, and modifying your ignition system is vital in extracting all the performance possible out of your engine build. What good is airflow if your ignition system can't light the fire? High-Performance Ignition Systems--Revised & Updated Edition is a complete guide to understanding automotive ignition systems, from old-school points and condensers to modern computer-controlled distributorless systems, and from bone-stock systems to highly modifieds. Author Todd Ryden leads you through the various components in this update, explaining the theory behind the operation and how the parts work with one another to achieve the ultimate goal of efficient combustion. You get the inside scoop on all the new coils, wires, spark plugs, distributors, magnetos, inductive systems, CD ignitions, multi-spark systems, computer ignition controls, and rev limiters for both street and race applications. This book will help you understand how your car's ignition works, update you on all the latest components, including distributorless and coil per cylinder systems, and it will help you choose the right components for your car's performance needs.
Autorenporträt
Todd Ryden was born in Pontiac, Michigan and brought up in Goodrich. He was always around automotive industry muscle cars and some drag racing thanks to his dad and uncles. His first trip down the drag racing strip was at age 14 in his dad's '70 SS Chevelle. Todd received an associate degree in automotive mechanics and a bachelor's degree in general studies. He has worked as a Chevrolet dealership technician, service manual tech writer, and automotive freelance writer.