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rstd · Joined: 24 Oct 2009 Posts: 9 Location: Waynesboro, PA

Hey guys!

I have been looking over the fourm for over a year now and I finally decided it's time to take the plunge and just take the class! I dont know how many of my friends have come to me and said the guy that tuned my car knew nothing or my car doesnt run right like it did in in the summer. I want to be able to help my freinds and myself! I have one question though I am taking the course at EFI logics in Bethel, CT and they are also offering the EFI Advanced class is the extra 1 day class worth the 1,000? I am strapped for cash with school loans as it is and my family is willing to give the cash for the class I just want to make sure the class is worth the money.

Thanks,
Ryan scott

Seth Francis · Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 6:06 pm Post subject:

Most guys can retain about 10% of any information that they read or hear.

Hands on information retention is much greater in most cases.

If you are strapped for cash and only doing this as a hobby, then you should save the money up and take the class when you can afford it. If you are doing this as a career, chalk the cost up to continuing education and get the hands on training.
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rstd · Joined: 24 Oct 2009 Posts: 9 Location: Waynesboro, PA

Squatchy · Joined: 06 Mar 2005 Posts: 171 Location: SC

Heres the details of the Advanced class
http://www.efi101.com/efiadvanced.html

Trying to speak unbiasedly, when I originally took the classes myself years ago I thought the Advanced class was worth it, and was glad I did it. Like Seth said, the Advanced class really helps by letting you apply the knowledge you learned in the 101. Being on the dyno and tuning for the first time can be intimidating and overwhelming for a lot of people, and it really helps and saves time to have someone show you the proper methods and go step by step.