Free C4 and C5 Corvette Performance Modifications Manual
The Corvette Nuts at P-Tech Enterprises recognized the need for a simple step by step "How To" manual for getting 100 more horse power from your C4 and C5 Corvette.

This information has been distilled from years of trial and error work by some of the best Vette mechanics in the industry. Don't try to re-invent the wheel, our manual will save you time , money and frustration.
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[Modified by Kizmo, 2:15 PM 3/1/2004]

 

Tobijohn donated to receive the manual. There is nothing in the manual that you don't already know. Pretty much a scam. Read 5 posts in this section and you will know more than what this "book" contains.
:cheers:

 

Hey, thanks. ;) $5.00 :lolg: I spent $6.75 for a beer at the Rod show, I ordered it. :) I can make alot of $5.00 mistakes. If I learn anything it will be well worth it. If I don't, it might become wall paper in my garage. But give the guys credit man- ;)

 

Gottcha! Thanks

 

So the beer wasn't any good, either??? :lolg: :lolg: :lolg:

RACE ON!!!

 

Here's the original thread Whitvette was referring to. If you want a copy, let me know and I'll email a pdf of it to you....
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=662220


EDIT: BTW, I emailed them a couple times and asked for my money back. After no response, I contacted my CC company was able to do a charge back...


[Modified by tobijohn, 4:19 PM 3/1/2004]

 

Man it must be real crap if it's not even worth 5 bucks, is it even worth sending a PDF?

 

Here's two books that are good reading: HP Books How to rebuild Small-Block Chevy LT-1/LT-4 Engines by Mike Mavrigian and HP Books Small-Block Chevy Performance by Dave Emanuel.

Check them out in the libuary to see if you like them. If you have a LT1/4, get the first one before you pull your engine. These and the Helms Manuals are all you need along with the forum of course. :chevy

 

Thanks Strick. :thumbs:

 

You be the judge. I emailed it to the address in your sig (I assume it's @yahoo.com and not @yhaoo.com)...

 

:iagree:

"John Lingenfelter on Modifying Small-block Chevy Engines" is a pretty good reference, too....

 

You assumed right. My typing skill sux. Now I have to revise my e-mail address. Thanks for the proof read, and for the info.

 

My gosh John I see why you wanted your money back, you need a decoder ring just to read the thing... :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

 

Well, the scan quality isn't the best but if you print it out, it's a lot easier to read...

 

Thanks.

 

Any good recommendations for the L98? I noticed there's some in the back of the ecklers catalog that look interesting. I suppose that SBC Performance book would be adequate for my Gen-I small block?

 

Send me $5 and I'll hook you up with the URL for a great web site called corvetteforum. The guys on there know more about vettes than GM. :lol: :yesnod:

 

Ok your $5.00 is on it's way send me the url quick. Or I'll hunt ya down like a dog. :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: I can't stop laughin. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

Well, I'm no engine builder but that Lingenfelter book I mentioned earlier looked like it had stuff relevant to L-98s....