The following items are available by clicking on the links. This will open a new screen, showing the item. The FISC web-site is still active, in the original session.
FISC is proud to present these items in association with AMAZON.CO.UK

Except where noted, I make no recommendations here. Indeed I don't even own some of these books. I am just presenting items that I feel may be of interest to you Spridget Racers out there. If you feel I have missed an obvious item, please feel free to E-mail me

Finally, any income generated from this page will be used to fund further FISC mechandising ( Baseball hats, Coffee mugs, Stickers, T-shirts etc, etc, etc)

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	Mighty Midgets & Special Sprites : John Baggot An excellent view of Spridget racing over the years.
No Picture !	How to Build, Modify & Power Tune Cylinder Heads : Peter Burgess & David Gollan Fancy trying to build your own race head ? try this.
	How to Build & Power Tune Weber & Dellorto DCOE & DHLA Carburetors : Des Hammill Most FISC cars run with Weber carbs. This book may help you understand them better ( or at all !).
	Haynes Manual This book covers all mechanical aspects of the car. It describes everything from changing a bulb to rebuilding a gearbox. An essential book for all Spridget drivers.
	Drive to Win : The Essential Guide to Race Driving : Carroll Smith NO-ONE writes a better book on racing than this guy... This is one of the few books which will actually make you faster ! ( & probably safer!).
	Nuts, Bolts and Fasteners and Plumbing Handbook : Carroll Smith A more technical book, but well worth a read.
	Race and Rally Car Source Book: the Guide to Building or Modifying a Competition Car : Allan Staniforth A somewhat Technical book, but good if you can understand it !
	How to Power Tune Midget & Sprite for track & road : Daniel Stapleton Covers all aspects of the car. This book also features a turbocharged frogeye, owned by FISC racer Simon Page. - Get Simon to autograph your copy ?
	Tuning the A-series engine : David Vizard The BIBLE as far as tuning A-series engines is concerned. There is no better book on this subject. Unfortunately Mr. Vizards web-site doesn't even acknowledge the existance of this engine.

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