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Title: Too much theory, good engine rebuild info, little mod info
Review: Very disappointing. Expounds at length on crankshaft and piston theory and little on rod theory. Gives theoretical explanation with few examples of real world engines. Duplicates info on teardown, cleaning, preparation, and buildup available from other [better] sources. Very little on how to implement the few mods mentioned. No mention of how to choose a modified rod length; one paragraph on the benefit of lengthening rods. poor parts selection info; few recommendations. This book represents part of a total book on complete engine rebuild while leaving much to be desired. Useful only if it is your only source of engine info. As a book on how to modify pistons, rods and cranshafts it falls short. For instance, "How to Build and Modify Ford 60 degree V-6 Engines" offers equal info to this book plus much more on how to modify pistons, rods and crankshafts, not to mention oil pumps, heads, valve train, intakes and exhaust.
