Engine Tuning Theory and Reference Materials

We Highly Recommend The Books & Literature Below

Whether You’re A Beginner Or A Seasoned Engine Professional,
It’s Great Reading ​and Who Knows…You May Learn A Few New Things!

Aftermarket Publications Covering Automotive Tuning & Engine Management Systems

​(Also Applicable To Motorcycles)
​​​​​'Automotive Fuel and Emissions Control Systems' by James Halderman
'Designing and Tuning High-Performance Fuel Injection Systems' ​by Greg Banish
'Engine Management Advanced Tuning' ​by Greg Banish
'​​​​​How to Tune and Modify Automotive Engine Management Systems' by Jeff Hartman
'Nitrous Oxide Performance Handbook' by Jeff Hartman
'Supercharging Performance Handbook' by Jeff Hartman
'​​​​​Turbocharging Performance Handbook' by Jeff Hartman
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Good Stuff You Should Know!

Professional Reference Volumes On The Bookshelf Of Most Automotive Engineers

Advanced Engine Technology' by H. Heisler
Automotive Control Systems' by U. Kiencke ​and L. Nielsen​
'Automotive Electronics Handbook' (2nd Edition) by R.K. Jurgen
'Critical Topics in Exhaust Gas Aftertreatment' by Peter Eastwood
'Design and Simulation Of Four-Stroke Engines' by G.P. Blair​
'Design Techniques For Engine Manifolds' by D.E. Winterbone
'​​​​​Engine Testing Theory and Practice' by Plint & Martyr
'Engines - ​An Introduction' by J.L. Lumley
'Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals' by J. B. Heywood
Introduction To Internal Combustion Engines' by Richard Stone
'Introduction To Modeling and Control Of Internal Combustion Engine Systems' by L. Guzzella & C.H. Onder
'The High Speed Internal Combustion Engine' by Sir Harry Ricardo ​(Historical Reference)
'The Internal Combustion Engine in Theory and Practice' (Two Volume Set) by C.F. Taylor
'Vehicle and Engine Technology' by H. Heisler
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