Newbie training
Um... okay... here goes...
<clears throat>
My name is Scott, and I am utterly clueless about anything related to the mechanical operations of my engine.
Can anyone point me to an online resource that explains the mysteries of such things as 'prochargers' and 'intercoolers' and 'grounding kits' and such? I'd love to strap some more power to my Z because, well, I'm a guy... and we do that sort of stuff.
Thanks for your time.
Scott
<clears throat>
My name is Scott, and I am utterly clueless about anything related to the mechanical operations of my engine.
Can anyone point me to an online resource that explains the mysteries of such things as 'prochargers' and 'intercoolers' and 'grounding kits' and such? I'd love to strap some more power to my Z because, well, I'm a guy... and we do that sort of stuff.
Thanks for your time.
Scott
just type those terms into the search box, very helpful and full of information
https://my350z.com/forum/search.php
https://my350z.com/forum/search.php
www.howstuffworks.com is the best place to start because you need to crawl before you learn to walk. Read that site to get a good foundation then start comparing mods when you know how a mod affects what on the car because you understand the properties of all the aspects of the automobile. the site will explain turbos superchargers cams gears etc etc etc. have fun, soak it up.
As silly as it may sound, one of these models may be a good way to get a feel for the workings of an internal combustion engine.
http://www.hobbysurplus.com/enginemodels.asp
http://www.hobbysurplus.com/enginemodels.asp
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