Wintertime reading......

[slack11]

I'm looking for some opinions on some wintertime reading..... What books are decent in explaining roll centers, geometry, instantaneous centers, etc. and are applicable to legends cars. I have an engineering degree so they can be technical, just would rather buy one decent one than sifting through pages of descriptions of these books.

Thanks for any suggestions.

[justfreaky]

JustFreaky's List of some great resource material:

  Good Authors...
      Paul Van Valkenburgh and Herb Adams, very informative books.

  Work Book For Advanced Race Car Suspension
      ISBN Number:*   0936834005 / 9780936834009

 Automotive Math Handbook by Forbes Aird
    A math nerds guide to just about anything racing related.
 Formulas for almost anything you would ever need.
     ISBN-13: *9780760306963*
     ISBN-10: *0760306966*

  Racer's Math Handbook
     ISBN-10: *0936834935*
     ISBN-13: *9780936834931*
 
  Dwarf Car Technology book by Steve Smith
     ISBN: *0-936834-25-0

  How To Make Your Car Handle,
     ISBN: *0912656468

  Race Car Suspension And Geometry
     ISBN:

  Prepare To Win

  Tune To Win

  Engineer To Win

  Nuts, Bolts and Fasteners

  Strength Training for Performance Driving:   Mark Martin & John S. Comereski
     A workout book for the gym crowd.

  Aerodynamics for Racing and Performance Cars:  HPBooks, Forbes Aird
     Not Legends related as such, but  interesting read.

  Secrets Of Solo Racing:   Henry A. Watts
     For those interested in autocross
 
 Computer Programs:
  Computerized Chassis Set-Up
  Racing Chassis Analysis

Some of my favorites! Check out the reference material thread.

Steve