Seminar or schooling for calibrating?
Jul 31, 2013, 05:45 PM
#4
There are classes available. Some of us do not have the time to do an apprenticeship or work in the business/ gain experience. Both methods are definitely preferred before schooling. I understand ratsbud, you probably work in a different industry or something of that nature, I'm assuming?
Jul 31, 2013, 06:27 PM
#6
Efi engine management calibration, I put it in the wrong forum. Meant to be in general engine management .
I have some experience , I know there are tuning schools. I'm looking to see what is popular and slight more advanced in covering a variety of common and unique settings for efi systems .
An apprenticeship is a good idea, I'm open to manufacturer specific courses, as well as general efi courses. There's a ton of info online and its tough to decipher which ones are gonna be the better class.
I have some experience , I know there are tuning schools. I'm looking to see what is popular and slight more advanced in covering a variety of common and unique settings for efi systems .
An apprenticeship is a good idea, I'm open to manufacturer specific courses, as well as general efi courses. There's a ton of info online and its tough to decipher which ones are gonna be the better class.
Last edited by 211Ratsbud; Jul 31, 2013 at 06:30 PM.
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