Griffith Borgeson

I want to give you a quick bibliography of my sources to complete this video.

They include The Golden Age of the American Racing Car by Griffith Borgeson, The Miller Dynasty by Mark L. Deese, multiple copies of automotive quarterly from the 1980s with work from griff borgeson in them the modern gasoline automobile of 1916 the grand prix car volume one by lawrence pomeroy motorsportmagazine.com, classicmotorsports.com, Classic Grand Prix Cars by Kyle Ludvigsen, as well as various forums and period publications.

In today's world, engineers, racers, and enthusiasts look at something called an engine's power density to understand how well it works.

For example, if we look at a 500 cubic inch Cadillac engine from the 1970s that made 200 horsepower, that gives us a power density of 0.4 horsepower per cubic inch.