How to Wire Your Hot Rod (Hot Rod Basics)
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (568 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1929133308 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Hot rod wiring William J. Oppertshauser The book does have some good information, but could benfit from the use of more simple schematics. The book was primarily purchased to help trouble shoot turn signal systems and that information seemed to be lacking entirely. Also, it seems it is a advertising site for an aftermarket wiring kit supply company. It does have some basic wiring information, but I think people should look else. "Basic wiring" according to J. Shea. Dennis Overholser has created a wiring instruction book that is easy to read and understand. While not overly technical it provides the diy type of individual the basics to arm himself/herself to wire a hot rod or certainly to upgrade an existing system. Photos and illustrations are clear,concise and easy to read. Charts are great.This book is great value for price and I refer to it on a . Wiring your street rod R. Lukowski "How to Wire Your Hot Rod" was a great help for wiring my Street Rod. It was packed full of helpful hints and wire diagrams that the MFG of the wire harness did not provide or was not fully explained. This is an excellent tool for a first time builder such as myself "Highly Recomended"
Photo-intensive, hands-on sequences document and help explain the installation of both an EFI harness on a late model V-8, and the installation of a complete harness kit into a newly built hot rod. With 144 pages and over 350 color photos, this wiring book is the electrical bible you need for that next electrical project.. Written in easy-to-understand language, this new book from Wolfgang Publications is a necessary addition to any hot rodder's book shelf. Dennis Overholser, longtime technical specialist for Painless Performance Products and avid hot rodder, walks you through nine chapters sure to clear away your fear of electricity. The one automotive job we all dread is the wiring. Topics include: the basics of DC electricity; installation of additional circ