The Knowledge Gruppe Engine Rebuild Class
02-18-2019 | 02:41 PM
#61
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From: near Jackson, MS
The next hands on class begins in a few days. Taking the time off work is going to hurt a bit as they just moved me to a new division and I'm the only guy that does what I do and have to provide data to 10 other people.... but I'm really glad I'm taking this class. With a 986 S and 996 in the garage, I'm considering this mandatory. Who knows maybe I will buy all the tools and after I get my lift this next winter help out my local 996 and 986 owners with different things. I will probably post a few allowed photos and give a general class review too. If you want the specific knowledge though, you have to take the class yourself!
02-18-2019 | 02:45 PM
#62
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From: Cleveland Georgia
The next hands on class begins in a few days. Taking the time off work is going to hurt a bit as they just moved me to a new division and I'm the only guy that does what I do and have to provide data to 10 other people.... but I'm really glad I'm taking this class. With a 986 S and 996 in the garage, I'm considering this mandatory. Who knows maybe I will buy all the tools and after I get my lift this next winter help out my local 996 and 986 owners with different things. I will probably post a few allowed photos and give a general class review too. If you want the specific knowledge though, you have to take the class yourself!
This makes our 40th edition of this class. Just realized that!
02-22-2019 | 11:37 PM
#63
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From: near Jackson, MS
Day 2 of the class in the books. If you love you 9x6 / 9x7 and intend to keep them a long time, this class is worth every penny. The online class is good but touching, feeling and working with the actual engine is invaluable.
Honestly, Jake, Tony and Charles all have good businesses that need their attention. They make time to teach these classes because they love these cars. If you come to the class, you can see that for yourself.
I’m looking forward to day 3 and 4 and hopefully a hands on hi po class next year.
Honestly, Jake, Tony and Charles all have good businesses that need their attention. They make time to teach these classes because they love these cars. If you come to the class, you can see that for yourself.
I’m looking forward to day 3 and 4 and hopefully a hands on hi po class next year.
02-23-2019 | 12:00 AM
#64
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2018
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From: Alexandria, VA
Thats great. Jealous I couldn't make this round. Took the online 101, fingers crossed for next time!
02-23-2019 | 12:19 AM
#65
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Cleveland Georgia
Day 2 of the class in the books. If you love you 9x6 / 9x7 and intend to keep them a long time, this class is worth every penny. The online class is good but touching, feeling and working with the actual engine is invaluable.
Honestly, Jake, Tony and Charles all have good businesses that need their attention. They make time to teach these classes because they love these cars. If you come to the class, you can see that for yourself.
I’m looking forward to day 3 and 4 and hopefully a hands on hi po class next year.
Honestly, Jake, Tony and Charles all have good businesses that need their attention. They make time to teach these classes because they love these cars. If you come to the class, you can see that for yourself.
I’m looking forward to day 3 and 4 and hopefully a hands on hi po class next year.