Volkswagen
Sport Tuning for
Street and Competition
by Per Schroeder published
by Robert Bentley Books
236 pages w/330 photos & illustrations
Table of Contents
1. The High
Performance Volkswagen
2. Suspension
3. Wheels & Tires
4. Brakes
5. Intake Systems
6. Ignition Systems
7. Powerplants
8. Exhaust System
9. Lubrication
10. The Water-Cooling System
11. The Driveline
12. Balancing Weight for Performance
13. Safety Equipment Interior and Exterior
Volkswagen Sport Tuning for Street and
Competition is the most comprehensive and up-to-date book
available on buying and modifying a water-cooled Volkswagen to
get the best performance for autocrossing, road racing, or
street-legal fun. Volkswagen Sport Tuning for Street and
Competition gives detailed information on all aspects of tuning,
from the theory behind performance modifications, to step-by-step
bolt-ons, to specific modifications allowed in racing classes. No
matter whether you have an early Rabbit or a brand-new Jetta,
this book will serve as an indispensable guide and technical
reference to help you hop up your car for some serious
driving.
* Buying
the right Volkswagen for your needs
* Assessing the modifications for your car
* Which camshafts and intakes can give you the best balance of
horsepower and torque
* Step-by-step installation of springs/shocks, stress bars,
brakes, computer chips, camshafts, exhaust systems, and many
other aftermarket performance parts
* Race prep for ultimate competition performance
Selected
Book Reviews
Mike Ancas, senior
editor, Grassroots Motorsports Magazine and
author of the Honda and Acura Performance Handbook:
Per Schroeder is not only a great motorsports journalist
and author, he is one heck of a race car driver. This is
the book for you if you are planning to do any sort for
racing with your VW. Schroeder doesn't stop there,
however. Even non-racers will find valuable performance
tips that can save you both time and money, plus help you
improve both the power and handling of your water-cooled
VW. Don't waste you time with the major car magazines'
advertising-driven hype. Most of their performance tips
only work under certain conditions which are optimized
for the products that have paid for advertising in their
magazines. Schroeder tells it like it is - there are no
ads in here!
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