Enderle Injection Book?

Does anyone know of a descriptive Enderle Fuel Injection book available, and if so where it can be bought? Thanks.

-Mike

i dont know about a book but this is a very good place to start. http://www.fuelinjectionenterprises.com/video/

mkopmani wrote:Does anyone know of a descriptive Enderle Fuel Injection book available, and if so where it can be bought? Thanks.

-Mike

These two books (click-able links if you're logged in) by Bob Szabo are considered by most to be the bibles of mechanical fuel injection and alcohol:

Fuel Injection Racing Secrets

5000 Horse Power on Methanol

Both of these high priced books are well worth every penny he asks for each of them ($49.99 each). Not just a long-time drag racer, Szabo literally put together racing programs specifically for researching those books. The books are endorsed by Jim Kinsler (Kinsler Fuel Injection), Jim Rehfeld (Enderle Fuel Injection), Vern Tomlinson (Hillborn Fuel Injection), Pete Jackson, Brendan Murray, and the list goes on.

Bob lives near Sacramento, CA. The research invested into writing these books included working with and consulting with Ford 385 Series blown nitro drag racer, Van Heskett, who is thanked in the liner notes or the preface of the books. In fact, Szabo's next book was going to be about blown alcohol and nitro specifically with the Ford 385 Series, and the engine program for researching this book was going to be handled by Van and would use a lot of our High Flow Dynamics components. Two things killed Szabo's 385 Series book and program: 1) the 385 Series engines that were to go into his rare McCracken Corvette were too wide for the unusually narrow McCracken chassis, and, 2) when the NHRA took over the VRA's Nostalgia Top Fuel Series (now the NHRA's Heritage Series), they threw in that dreaded 4.84" bore spacing rule. And with that, Szabo sold his McCracken race car. Heskett chose to move forward with a racing program of his own and started building the Nostalgia Top Fuel Front Engine Dragster seen HERE.

Both of Bob Szabo's books are well worth the $100 he asks for the pair, and that's true regardless of anyone else that you might elect to educate you in mechanical fuel injection. The books are packed with virtually endless knowledge, information, experiences, insight, charts, etc, that are not as comprehensively compiled and collected in any other book I have seen.

Paul

Thanks for the tip Paul. Both are on the way.

Ken Lowe's book is considered to be the best.

http://www.kenlowe.com.au/LFS_book_intro.htm