HOW TO MAKE YOUR CAR HANDLE. A paperback book written by Fred Puhn, published by Hp Books (automotive Titles Only)

Essential Stats

• Pages: 200
• Published: Saturday 1st December 1979
• Dimensions: 28cm tall, 22cm wide, 2cm thick
• Weight: 581 grams
• Dewey Decimal Number: 629.24028
• ISBN: 0912656468
• RRP: £14.95
• Availability at Amazon UK:
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• Repair
• General AAS
• General AAS
• General AAS
• English
• Paperback
• Regular Size

Reviews

I found this book really interesting. If you are into cars, and want to know why your car understeers/oversteers and possible ways to tweak the car to reduce it - this is the book for you.

A useful book for explaining the basics, but does not go into enough detail.
There is a heavy American slant to all things in this book, which is distracting as a lot of the motorsports referenced would not be known outside of the USA. The road vehicles are very limited to a few American models. This could be useful if you are modifying an American car, but less so if you are using a European or even Japanese car.

Overall a good book for getting the feel of what is involved, but not necessarily a reference tome.

I found"How to Make Your Car Handle"to be a very informative catologue of knowledge.The book helped me understand and achieve the desired aim resulting in near perfect handling of my oval race car,it just needs the driver to come up to the standard of the cars set-up.200 pages of an absolute must for any person associated in motor racing.

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