Title: HOW TO ENGINEER STREET MACHINES
Author Name: Andrew George
Binding: Hard Cover
Number of photos: Black and white photographs and illustrations
Number of pages: 150 pages
Dimensions: 26.9 x 21.1 x 2.8 cm
Publisher: Clockwork Media Published: 1995
Availability: In Stock
This Comprehensive 150 page book explains how to plan, design and supervise construction of a street machine
Areas Discussed Throughout The Book.
| Insuring your street machine |
Regulations that you have to comply with |
The role of Federal and State Governments |
| How to use engineering consultants |
When to arrange inspections by an engineer |
What will the engineer or inspector look for |
| How to prove that your car compiles with state registrations requirements |
A guide to street machine design issues
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Engine conversions |
| Emissions control explained |
ADRs your vehicle complies with |
How to comply with the design intent of the ADRs |
| A guide to state registration authority policy |
How does modify vehicle registration works
in Vic. SA. QU. WA. Tas. ACT. NT. NSW |
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Engineering Information
| How to calculate power to mass ratio |
Design of anchorages, bolted and welded joints |
Choosing a replacement rear suspension |
| Testing Speedo accuracy |
Testing braking system balance
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Controlling over heating, |
| Using unleaded petrol |
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Special requirements for engine conversions in Victoria |