has anyone taken this course? and did you learn alot?

 

I'll be taking it next time it is on the east coast, i cant make it to the CT class this year.

Never took it before, but I can assure you it is worth the money.

 

I gotta look into this... it's a little pricey especially for the advanced course... but looks like it'd be worth it.

 

I know some of the top tuners like Tony1 and St00pid have learned from this class. But here are more examples:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1089576

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1169381

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=884075

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=868434

 

i tookit a whileago and it was pretty interesting

 

Great class

 

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I agree as well.

Took both classes with Geoff in Rochester back in November and January.

 

I've taken it 5 times now..no joke

 

Its the best money I have spent towards performance!

I've put what I learned from the class and made my own spreadsheet for tuning. After one pull or one good third gear tug on the street I can adjust my fuel maps to reach my target A/F ratio with in seconds.

 

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You are a tuning ****!

 

Thanks for all the kind words guys!

So many people have gone through the course now...almost 1,000 people!

I am looking forward to meeting all the new guys who are comming through now too, but looks like I gotta start working on the new stuff pretty soon to keep folks interested!

There are some exciting plans in the works, and I can't wait to share it all with you guys soon! Stay tuned at http://www.efi101.com, or even better sign up for the free newsletter to keep up to date on the latest stuff!

For now though, here is the latest schedule:

May 14-15
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm
EFI-101 San Rafael, CA (SRM Performance Tuning) $495

May 21
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced San Rafael, CA (SRM Performance Tuning) $1195 CLASS
FULL

June 4-5
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Santee, CA (The Dyno Shop)
SAVE $50 BEFORE MAY 5th $495-$445

June 11-12
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Ft. Worth, TX (Bobby Archer Motorsports)
SAVE $50 BEFORE MAY 11th $495-$445

June 18
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Ft. Worth, TX (Bobby Archer Motorsports)
SAVE $100 BEFORE MAY 18th $1195-$1095

June 19
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Ft. Worth, TX (Bobby Archer Motorsports)
SAVE $100 BEFORE MAY 19th $1195-$1095

July 16-17
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Indiana, PA (Slowboy Racing)
SAVE $50 BEFORE JUNE 16th $495-$445

July 16-17
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Boulder, CO (SuperRepair)
SAVE $50 BEFORE JUNE 16th $495-$445

July 23
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Boulder, CO (SuperRepair)
SAVE $200 BEFORE MAY 23rd $1195-$995

July 30
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Indiana, PA (Slowboy Racing)
SAVE $200 BEFORE MAY 30th $1195=$995

August 6-7
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Chicago, IL (Ultimate Driver)
SAVE $50 BEFORE JULY 6th $495-$445

August 21
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Chicago, IL (Ultimate Driver)
SAVE $200 BEFORE JUNE 21st $1195-$995

September 10-11
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Jacksonville, FL (Performance Driven Parts)
SAVE $50 BEFORE AUGUST 10th $495-$445

September 17
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Jacksonville, FL (Performance Driven Parts)
SAVE $200 BEFORE JULY 17th $1195-$995

October 15-16
9:30am - 5:30pm
9:30am - 1:00pm EFI-101
Early Bird Special Wethersfield, CT (XX Tuning)
SAVE $50 BEFORE SEPTEMBER 16th $495-$445

October 23
9:00am - 7:00pm
EFI Advanced
Early Bird Special Wethersfield, CT (XX Tuning)
SAVE $200 BEFORE AUGUST 23rd $1195-$995

Hope to see some of you guys out there! ....and thanks again to H-T members who have participated in our sucess!

-Ben

 

I am signed up for the 101 class in Rafael, Ca. On May 14-15. I'll see you there.

-Chris

 

See you there!

Nor Cal should be a good event for us this year! We finally have a good solid class full of people!

 

EFI 101 is worth every penny. Looking forward to the Advanced course in Texas.

 

i was going to take it in april but had some things come up and i wasnt able to. maybe i will be able to hit up the one in august in chitown

 

You'll spend $500 easily on engine management stuff, why not spend $500 and learn what to do with it? This class is by far the best money you can spend on your car, and more importantly, yourself. Knowledge doesn't become used and worthless with time like car parts do. I like the Apexi slogan "knowledge is power"...

 

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That just gave me an idea for the shop. "Knowledge is power. At T1RD We offer both."

 

Hey EFIGUY, which instructor will be teaching the San Rafael class?

 

T1RD looks like "Turd"

CDCline: I will be teaching the class in Norcal {Ben Stader}, as well as the one in SoCal comming up on JUne 4-5 and the ones in Texas in June too!

Do Doo Doooo "On the Road Again" Do Doo Dooo

 

when are you coming to Detroit?

 

WOOHOOO FL DATES!! I'm signing up for sure!

 

How basic is the basic class?

Because I'm not really looking to spend near 500 bucks and then 1k on the advanced if I can just skip to advanced...

Well I guess a little refresher never hurt noone.

Just curious though... would the basic course make someone experienced fall asleep or what?

 

The editor of Turbo Magazine (an experienced tuner) came to the class for an hour to write a story on the school. He wound up staying for both days. He came out after the first day saying..."Damn, I didn't know how little I knew."

 

Well that's good to know... I'll probobly def. do the basic course this year and save for the expert course next year...

 

a lot of people assume that because the class is call 101 that it is basic. It is actually very complex and while there will be a lot of review for an advanced tuner, there is still plenty to be learned as well for every skill level. {Including me}