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American V-Twin Engine Hop-Up & Repair By Tim Remus & Chris Maida
 Evo & Twin Cam
Are you looking for a way to get just a few more horses from that stock Twin Cam or Evo, or do you want to go
all the way with high lift cams, a stroker flywheel and a Super G carburetor? Maybe the object of your lust is a
complete new big-block from S&S or TP Engineering.
Like two books under one cover, American V-Twin Engine Hop-Up & Repair is divided equally between the Twin Cam and Evo engines. Topics include history & development, carbs, cams, heads and combinations that work. Photo sequences show installation of cam(s), top-end kits, and a complete motor assembly.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
Section I Twin Cam 88
- History
- Inside the Twin Cam 88
- The Twin Cam 88B
- Twin Cam teething problems
- Aftermarket high performance
- The Twin Cam 88 heads
- Hands-on Three assembly sequences
Section II Evo Engines
- How fast do you want to go?
- Carburetors
- Camshafts
- Heads and porting
- 80 inches or more?
- Complete engines
- Hands-on Three assembly sequences
- Sources
Interviews with men like Doug Coffey from Head Quarters and Tom Pirone from TP Engineering take you inside their shops. Side-bars help explain powder coating, ignition systems and porting.
Whether your V-Twin has one cam or two, whether you're looking for another ten horses, or another forty, American V-Twin Engine Hop-Up & Repair ahs the ideas, answers and assembly sequences you need.
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 PRODUCT DETAILS:- Publisher: Wolfgang Publications, Inc. Copyright 2001, 2003
- Author: Tim Remus, Chris Maida
- Binding: Paperback 8½ x 11 inches
- Pages: 160 Over 300 b&w photos and illustrations
- ISBN: 1929133049
American V-Twin Engine Hop-Up & Repair
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