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Re:high performance engine building schools
Originally Posted by B16Kidd
there is suppose to be a bad ass one in s/d and arizona...keep this updated, i need to start lookin
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im taking engines 101, preformance engine building, and race chassis fabrication this year at comunity college as electives and its no where neer 22k and theres a dyno and everything you can use for your car.
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---- UTI I'm not about to pay $20-30K for the same certificate I can get at my local Community college for $11 a unit.
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---- school. Find a good shop, and get a job there.
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Re:high performance engine building schools
Originally Posted by Platty9
Actually theres not a campus in Ohio the nearest one would be Illinois. I'm just hoping that UTI won't suck I mean ---- school everyday and ----! oh well atleast i'll be done in less than 2 years. And yeah free dyno time, track day, use of equipment on weekends and major companies are always there hiring new people and $1500 dollars worth of snap-on tools at a discount baby!
http://www.uti-auto-tech.com/locations.asp and I think anywhere you go you can get tools at dealer cost. I know at WYO TECH, you are givin a snap-on starter set upon graduation, worth like 4grand, so bacially a few screw drivers, wrenches, and a tool box. but then you can spend up to $10,000 more dollars at dealer cost to buy more tools. and wyo tech also has dyno days and track days. if you choose a school from the discounts and track and dyno days, you are a ------ idiot. ::) see the thing I looked at was I didnt wanna be specialized in one area. i didnt wanna just train for ford, or GM, or Chrysler, because then your limited. I think that is something alot of people should look at. |
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Yeah man obviously anyone who goes to school for tools and track days is a ------- idiot i was just mentioning a few bonuses that came with going to UTI thats all. I also looked into the community college route but it just didn't seem as good :P |
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Penn Tech, Williamsport PA
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Re:high performance engine building schools
Originally Posted by FURACERMAN
---- school. Find a good shop, and get a job there.
Thats how I started, no fancy schools.. |
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anyone go to UTI at the IL campus? i just started there and its pretty cool so far.
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whats a good JC in SOcal that offers courses dedicated to honda tuning or anything high performance related?
someone told me cerritos had a good auto mechanics program....that and rio Hondo... |
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