Forced Induction Performance
(Amazon.com link)
Author: A. Graham Bell
Similar subject matter as Maximum Boost, but this book has much more information. It also delves into gasoline,
combustion chamber design, more specific talk about intake and exhaust manifolds, etc. I suggest this book to
anyone who is looking to piece together systems to build a finished system, purchase and install any more
serious turbocharged system, or spend any sort of significant amount of money paying someone else to work
on their turbocharged car.
Maximum Boost
(Amazon.com link)
Author: Corky Bell
This book covers the basics of turbocharging. Consider it a good primer and start in the world of turbocharging.
I would recommend this book to any current or future owner of a turbocharged car, anyone looking to pay someone
else to work on their turbocharged car, anyone looking to install minor upgrades to their turbocharged car
How to Tune and Modify Engine Management Systems
(Amazon.com link)
Author: Jeff Hartman
This book covers actually applying electronics to the engine management systems. A whole chapter dedicated
to sensors you may already have or wish to add! Covers piggybacks, standalone systems, and reflash
technology. Good background for comparing different types of engine management. Might also help give
background for one to understand some of the indepth reflash hacking you may see on
Openecu.org forums or Enguinity.org.
I would recommend reading this only after Forced Induction Performance.
Engine Management Advanced Tuning
(Amazon.com link)
Author: Greg Banish
Another book covering applying actual electronics. This book is slightly more up to date and covers some
items that Hartman's book does not. I highly recommend this for Openecu users.