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Understanding A3 Thinking: A Critical Component of Toyota's PDCA Management System

5 reviews
Durward K. Sobek II., Art Smalley

Productivity Press, 2008

Excellent Summary of A3 Thinking
I finally got my copy of this book in the mail last week. I guess it is sold out and hard to obtain at any site. I'm glad to finally have mine. Given some of the comments above I'm guessing there was either a delay at the publishers or they simply did not anticipate all the demand. I did finally get mine however... Regardless I am please to note that this book is an excellent summary of A3 ...

Cosmic Motors: Spaceships, Cars and Pilots of Another Galaxy

16 reviews

Design Studio Press, 2007

High Quality / High Speed Dreams
It's an amazing blend of Concept Design and (realistic)Vehicle Design. Every item has a (hi)story, a unique character accompanied with realistic renderings, which make you believe those vehicles are real. You can also witness the process of Daniel Simon's concepts through neat sketches. This book, like other Design Studio Press books, won't let you down, in addition it will give you more of what ...

Alcohol Can Be a Gas!: Fueling an Ethanol Revolution for the 21st Century

17 reviews
David Blume

International Institute for Ecological Agriculture, 2007

OPEN Your minds PEOPLE
This a awesome book. If your not open to sources of enegry that our farmers can make so we can keep our money at home, then just write the check and send all you money over sea's. I have read the book. I also make some of my own fuel now. People the country is being strangled by high enegry prices. Who care if you agree with the authors politic's or view or history . You missing the whole point. ...

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive 19 Ed: A Manual of Step-by-Step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot

110 reviews
John Muir, Tosh Gregg

Avalon Travel Publishing, 2001

a must have for VW owners
Great book with some great tips... if you own and old VW its a must have for your collection.

The Physics of NASCAR: How to Make Steel + Gas + Rubber = Speed

26 reviews
Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Dutton Adult, 2008

The best book I've ever read on Physics in regards to racing.
The author take us on a field trip with a NASCAR race team; including her own "test drive" on a track at high speed. Into the labs, pits and minds of the crews who help bring the exciting sport of NASCAR Racing alive. Designing the intricate cage that the driver sits in. The physics of motion, heat, liquids, air, molecules. Interviews and on-site observations with the "engineers" working on ...

Convert It!

23 reviews
Michael Brown

South Florida Electric Auto Association (S F, 1993

Very Informative
This is a great book for the EV enthusiast. I was a little surprised that the pages of the book seem like xerox copies. But the quality of the information is very impressive.

Total Control: High Performance Street Riding Techniques

59 reviews
Lee Parks

Motorbooks, 2003

MANDATORY for EVERY RIDER!
Whether you are into sport bikes, racing, cruising, or whatever. If its on the street with 2 wheels and a motor, you need to get this book! The closest you'll come to having a one on one coach. Practice sessions are all worked out. Shows you how to critique your own performance. Skills on turning, body position, shifting, braking, and how to get the most efficiency out of your riding. How ...

Welder's Handbook, RevisedHP1513: A Guide to Plasma Cutting, Oxyacetylene, ARC, MIG and TIG Welding

12 reviews
Richard Finch

HP Trade, 2007

non-welder bought book to see if I could teach myself.
I have only welded once before with no instruction. It seems extremely difficult. Now after reading this book I understand why it is difficult and I know a lot more. My goal of purchase and reading the book were completed yesterday, and now I have to ask my wife if I can buy another power tool and some steel to play with. I can't promise her, but I think I will have fun and maybe burn myself. ...

Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us)

29 reviews
Tom Vanderbilt

Knopf, 2008

I think anyone who drives a car, and knows how to read, should read this book
I think anyone who drives a car, and knows how to read, should read this book. It is a pleasurably readable analysis behind the science and psychology of driving. A thousand times I nodded in agreement while reading Vanderbilt's descriptions of the events and reasons behind what we all do while at the wheel of our cars. His writing is so clear and eloquent, that his explanations not only ring ...

Build Your Own Electric Vehicle

29 reviews
Seth Leitman, Bob Brant

McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008

Great resource for DIY electric car designers
I've read several books on Electric Vehicles and this is, by far, the definitive resource for the DIY Electric Vehicle designer. It provides details and pictures on every topic necessary to design and build an electric vehicle from an existing gas vehicle.

Riding on the Edge: A Motorcycle Outlaw's Tale

4 reviews
John Hall

Motorbooks, 2008

Riding the Edge
I think this book was as good as the Sonny Barger book, Hell's Angel if not better. Very gritty and realistic and man, John Hall is a very good writer as well. He kept me reading and reading on.

Engine Management: Advanced Tuning

11 reviews
Greg Banish

S-A Design, 2007

Great step by step process and layout
This book allowed me to take my knowledge of control systems and apply it to a vehicle with confidence. Having this information contained in this book is essential when going off to tune your own vehicle.

Speed Secrets: Professional Race Driving Techniques (Speed Secrets)

31 reviews
Ross Bentley

Motorbooks, 1998

fast results for the typical daily driver
i got this book just yesterday, read a few chapters, and already see and feel results in my day-to-day commute. don't be fooled into thinking that the information in this book can only be used on the race track. there is a lot of information here that is useful for driving in general. other than driving at the limit (i.e. redline), everything is practical for better day to day driving. already ...

The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Maintenance

32 reviews
Mark Zimmerman

Whitehorse Press, 2003

Not just Do-It-Yourself, but Understand-It-Yourself.
Well-organized, easy on the layperson's eyes but without talking down to us either. "The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Maintenance" is divided up into sections and subsections that make it both an interesting cover-to-cover read but also very easy to use as a fast reference when repairing on the fly, taking the "Teach a man to fish" over the "Give a man a fish" approach. If all you want to know ...

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology, 5E

12 reviews
Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson, ...

Delmar Cengage Learning, 2004

great book for learning refrigeration
as a homeowner considering central air and seeing how idiot contractors screw people firsthand, I wanted to learn as much as I could about refrigeration and HVAC before hiring anybody. This book is great, from a design and selection standpoint on refrigeration all the way to installation and maintenance practices. I can easily see why it's a college textbook, too bad my college texts back in ...

How Cars Work

24 reviews
Tom Newton

Black Apple Press, 1999

helping me understand how a car operates
I changed jobs and became a parts delivery person. The knowledge I have received from the book as helped me in knowing what my customers are talking about and thus can relate messages to the sales staff. For my job and personally, I like knowing what the function of the parts are and where they are located. I am so glad to have the book. It was well written and made learning easy.

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Guide to Motorcycling Excellence: Skills, Knowledge, and Strategies for ...

64 reviews
Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Whitehorse Press, 2005

One of the best books for those interested in riding a motorcycle.
Let me start off by saying that this book does not bypass taking the MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) riding class in anyway for a budding motorcycle rider. If you want to ride a motorcycle then the MSF course is a must period. The MSF class teaches you so much while allowing you to practice in a safe and calm riding environment with trained instructors at your side to ask questions and get ...

Auto Repair For Dummies

49 reviews
Deanna Sclar

IDG Books Worldwide, 1999

Fantastic, Easy-to-read, Informative Book
After watching my sister go through several Auto Tech classes to learn how to work on a car, I was intimidated by the amount of time & money I thought it would take to get the same knowledge. Then I found this book. I've been a faithful reader of the Dummies books for a long time, and this one just reinforced my opinion of them. After reading this book, I am able to change my own oil, check & ...

Scooters,Automatic Transmission 50 to 250cc (Hayne's Automotive Repair Manual)

8 reviews
John Haynes

Haynes Manuals, Inc., 2006

Haynes Service Manual
This book is essential for the person attempting to maintain or repair their own scooter. When used in conjunction with "The Scooter Book" also by Haynes, these two books are pretty much all that one needs when maintaining and repairing their own scooter. To me not as readable as "The Scooter Book", it is still essential to own as it contains the more technical aspects of servicing your ...

Toyota Production System: Beyond Large-Scale Production

18 reviews
Taiichi Ohno

Productivity Press, 1988

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The book is very good. But I am charged for an additional 10 euros by the mail delivery company for which I was not informed on the website. So be careful when buying a book from here.

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