Books about car suspension

[Thub]

When I was a drag racer, I read Corky Bell's book called "Maximum Boost" which gave me an excellent understanding about the fundamentals of engine working and turbochargers.
Is there any similar book where I can learn the fundamentals of suspension tuning for cars?

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[Norm Peterson]

Here's a list of books with chassis info that I'd accumulated as of about ten years ago. I know that it's missing a few titles.

Chassis Engineering (Herb Adams)
Performance Handling (Don Alexander)
Shock Absorber Handbook, Second Edition (John C. Dixon)
Chevrolet Power, 5th Edition (GM)
Basic Chassis, Suspension & Brakes (Hot Rod)
Chassis Brakes Suspension (Hot Rod)
Hot Rod Yearbook No. 11 (Hot Rod)
Mustang Performance Handbook 2 (William Mathis)
Race Car Vehicle Design (William & Doug Milliken)
Mopar Chassis (Mopar)
The Car and its Wheels (Jan P. Norbye)
Honda Builder's Handbook, Volume II (Joe Pettit)
How to Make Your Car Handle (Fred Puhn)
Camaro Performance Handbook (David Shelby)
Prepare to Win (Carroll Smith)
Tune to Win (Carroll Smith)
Race Car Engineering & Mechanics (Paul van Valkenburgh)


Norm

 

[AlbertD]

Recently finished reading this book... immensely helped in becoming a better driver. Tires are probably one of the most (if not THE most) underrated performance attribute of a car.

The Racing and High-performance Tire: Using the Tires to Tune for Grip and Balance
Author: Paul W. Haney

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