Announcing a new LSx-based "How-to" Engine Manual:

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Oct 16, 2009 | 08:41 PM

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johnny6

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Joseph, i received my copy today just wanted to let you know that it's an excellent book, good job man

Just like Jason said, it's all very clear and a great addition to any mechanic's garage whether your an amateur or experienced tech everyone can learn something from it

Oct 17, 2009 | 06:58 PM

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IROCtheZ28

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Great book !

Specifically, what type of torque wrench is used throughout the torque sequences? It looks like a Snap-On Techwrench but I'd like to invest in the correct model number.

Oct 19, 2009 | 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by johnny6

Joseph, i received my copy today just wanted to let you know that it's an excellent book, good job man

Just like Jason said, it's all very clear and a great addition to any mechanic's garage whether your an amateur or experienced tech everyone can learn something from it

Thanks! Glad you like it!

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Originally Posted by IROCtheZ28

Great book !

Specifically, what type of torque wrench is used throughout the torque sequences? It looks like a Snap-On Techwrench but I'd like to invest in the correct model number.

Thanks!

That one shown is the 3/8" 5-100lb ft Techwrench, think they are around $300, one of the most accurate Torque wrenches I've ever used. I have the 1/2" Snap-On Angle Techwrench also, a great (but expensive) addition to any LS engine builders tool box, that one you can torque to specified angles in addition to ft. lb ratings. I use both quite often.