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How to Build Supercharged & Turbocharged Small-Block Fords by Bob McClurg
Front cover of the CarTech automotive how-to book on building supercharged and turbocharged small-block Ford engines.
This image is a photograph of the front cover of the book "How to Build Supercharged & Turbocharged Small-Block Fords" by Bob McClurg, published by S-A Design (CarTech's SA Design imprint). The cover advertises the book's coverage of street power forced-induction options for small-block Ford engines, listing Roots blowers, centrifugal blowers, twin-screw blowers, and single and twin turbochargers. It also promises guidance on choosing what works best for the reader, including how to find, where to buy, and how to install these systems. A starburst callout notes that the book covers both pushrod and modular V-8 engines. The cover photography shows a blown small-block Ford engine with a polished supercharger and scoop mounted in a blue drag-style car, plus an inset photo of another engine bay installation. From this cover, a reader can learn the book's title, author, publisher branding, and the general scope of supercharging and turbocharging topics addressed inside. No fuse data, wiring information, part numbers, or specific model years are shown on this cover.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who wrote How to Build Supercharged & Turbocharged Small-Block Fords?
- The cover credits Bob McClurg as the author, published under the SA (S-A Design) imprint.
- What types of superchargers and turbos does this book cover?
- The cover lists Roots blowers, centrifugal blowers, twin-screw blowers, and single & twin turbos.
- Does this book cover Ford modular engines as well as pushrod engines?
- Yes, a starburst on the cover states it "Covers Pushrod and Modular V-8s!"
- What practical topics does the book promise besides listing blower types?
- It promises to help you decide what works best for you, including how to find them, where to buy them, and how to install them.
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