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Review ------ Holley Carburetors: How to Rebuild is a great addition to any car lover's library and workshop. For the novice mechanic it provides a precise step-by-step guide to rebuilding a Holley carburetor. To the experts, this book is a valuable reference source for part numbers as well as clear and precise photos of parts and diagrams." (2016-04-25) "This is a must have book for anyone involved in high performance tuning." (Dave Hagen engine professional 2016-08-12) Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) From the Back Cover ------------------- Covers Double Pumper, Avenger & Dominator Carburetors • Operation Explained in Detail • Select the Right Jets & Parts • Tools, Techniques and s • Max Power and Fuel Efficiency During the muscle car wars of the 1960s, Holley carburetors emerged as the ones to have because of their easy-to-tune design, abundance of parts, and wide range of sizes. The legendary Double Pumper, the universal 600-cfm 1850 models, the Dominator, and the Avenger are the leading carburetors in the high-performance engine market. To many car owners, the operation, components, and rebuilding procedures remain a mystery. Yet, many carburetors need to be rebuilt and properly set up for a particular engine package. Veteran engine building expert Mike Mavrigian guides you through each important stage of the rebuilding process, so you have the best operating carburetor for a particular engine and application. In an easy-to-follow step-by-step format, he shows you each critical stage for cleaning sensitive components and installing parts. With this book you can get the carb set up and performing at its best. And, if desired, you can move to advanced levels of tuning and modifying these carbs. If you want to quickly and expertly rebuild your Holley and get back on the road, this book is a vital addition to your performance library. Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Mike Mavrigian, a certified member of the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence, has authored Modern Engine Blueprinting Techniques; Performance Exhaust Systems: How to Design, Fabricate and Install; and many other titles. He is editor-in-chief of Auto Service Professional and contributes to a number of magazines. He also owns and operates Birchwood Automotive Group, which assembles project vehicles. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )