Nothing written in the online class is included.

The Hans- On class comes with a color workbook thats a couple hundred pages. It's only available to those who attend the hands- on class.

 

 

Here's the flyers for the online, and hands- onM96 Engine Rebuild classes.

 

 

signed up for the on line course. Will be scoping bank 2 of my engine this weekend so that may push me over the edge to sign up for the hands on as well (I hope I'm joking as I haven't seen any other issues with noise, metal in oil, filter, sump, etc..). Did find 4 small black plastic pieces in the sump plate though so IMS guide must have some wear.

 

 

I highly recommend these classes if you're interested in rebuilding your engine or just curious how everything works in M96

Check out my review of the engine rebuild classes here

 

We certainly enjoyed having you here. You must return for another class someday!

 

I would love to!

 

Okay based on this and Ashai's comments and knowing a few people have successfully built their own M96s after this class, I will sign up tonight. I can pay off the CC in April when I get that bonus and I don't want to miss this class. I will schedule the time off at work and hope 7 (my current count) or 8 is enough to get this done. Now the question is do I want to drive my Boxster S or 996 from DFW or rent a crap box at ATL for this adventure. It's a 13 hour drive and I don't have time to split up like I should. Anyone on the route want to help with the driving? I already have my hotel reserved using Hilton points (thanks work) in Helen.

 

Why does Georgia have to be so far away?

 

 

I'm in as well. Looking forward to it.
And thanks for the PSA, TexSquirrel.

 

PM sent

 

It looks we are at 7 for the hands on class. If we get to 9 i'll have the class anyway, though my cut off is normally 10 to make it worth while. Thanks for signing up, guys.