How to Build and Power Tune Distributor-type Ignition Systems (SpeedPro Series) - Softcover

This book simply does what it says on the title no off shoots into stories, it simply tells what to do. - Track & Race Cars magazine

As usual with these full colour books, they're full of very useful tips, stats, tables and images. They're also easy to read and well laid out. - Retro Car magazine

A most useful publication that will come in very handy when I next decide not to leave well enough alone. This book simply does what it says on the title no off shoots into stories, it simply tells what to do. - Track & Race Cars magazine -

As usual with these full colour books, they're full of very useful tips, stats, tables and images. They're also easy to read and well laid out. Retro Car magazine -

A most useful publication that will come in very handy when I next decide not to leave well enough alone. --Australian Classic Car

Expert practical advice from an experienced race engine builder on how to build an ignition system that delivers maximum power reliably. A lot is talked about ignition systems and there is a bewildering choice of expensive aftermarket parts, which all claim to deliver more power. Des Hammill cuts through the myth and hyperbole and tells readers what really works, so that they can build an excellent system without wasting money on parts and systems that simply don't deliver. Ignition timing and advance curves for modified engines is another minefield for the inexperienced, but Des uses his expert knowledge to tell readers how to optimize the ignition timing of any high-performance engine.