They are good books, lots of info, but nothing on building a SuperHawk or anything stock for that matter, but I could write you one. If you plan on cloning a SuperHawk as opposed to a R2 option Hawk, you'll have a few very hard to find parts to round up. Best way to start is to…
Read the full replyWho has seen these books? Are these just picture books or do they give good technical information? I am interested reading and learning about building that SuperHawk and all the components that I will need
They are good books, lots of info, but nothing on building a SuperHawk or anything stock for that matter, but I could write you one. If you plan on cloning a SuperHawk as opposed to a R2 option Hawk, you'll have a few very hard to find parts to round up.
Best way to start is to study the Jet Thrust "green pages" > Who has seen these books? Are these just picture books or do they give good
A lot of good information....Gleaned from those that did the work... Poorly written and organized, but good info. These are the retirement program for a Stude guy... Perpetually out there.... Don't spend too much...
Arn't these the books by he who shall not be named?
Jeff DeWitt
Studebaker-r2-4-me wrote:
Studebaker-r2-4-me you already have a full flow block and all the info you need. I have all of this authors books and they are pretty much Total Bull S*it, not Total Performance. Ask Barlow Soper!!
Jeff DeWitt wrote:
Thanks Jim, Mike, John and Jeff.
I need to start out with the Jet Thrust "green pages" in the chassis parts book as per John suggestion. I'll be looking on Ebay for a Used shop manual for the 64 Hawk.
Jim send me you address so that I can get the >I have both of those books and really don't want them nor do I really
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