Bible for the Cerbera.

[BLUETHUNDER]

Just out of intrest,is Steve Heath planning a bible on the Cerbera?i saw a reply on here to a post on Cerbera rebuilds,that he was in the process of stripping and re-assembling a Cerbera engine.Could it be for a possible book?

[lake]

Hi Mark,

Long time no speak!!

Yes, as far as I am aware Steve is working on a book, and has been for some time. I am not sure though when it is going to be released.

All the best

Lake

[BLUETHUNDER]

Cheers Ian.Hope all is well,will pop along to one of the monday night meets soon.Mark

[gazzab]

I am not sure if his Yank engine transplant has changed his plans.

[BLUETHUNDER]

gazzab said:

I am not sure if his Yank engine transplant has changed his plans.

Yank transplant? Explain?.

[gazzab]

BLUETHUNDER said:

gazzab said: I am not sure if his Yank engine transplant has changed his plans. Yank transplant? Explain?.

He is having his AJP replaced with a Yank engine.

[2 sheds]

Yes Steve told me some months ago that he was well into the Cerbera bible, i guess the fact that he isn't on here much is a good sign, the amount of work he does on research is mind boggling.

[shpub]

Yep been upto my eyeballs in cars. The bible is progressing - I'm spending a couple of hours a day writing at present and the rest of the day working on the LS1 transplant. I also keep finding out more info. I am spending quite a bit of time on the LS1 transplant. Just got off the phone from Mark Adams talking about the ECU setup and prompted me to reply. The LS1 transplant is making a lot of progress.

The transmission adapter plate has been prototyped and I'm about to machine it out of ally billet . I also need to get a new flywheel made as well. That will take a few weeks so hopefully it will give me a bit of break to work on the book as I can't do much more until that arrives.

Basically I am living breathing Cerbies 24/7....

Steve