Is there any in the Cincinnati area, or any links to a site.
Thanks

 

i wish there was, thats what i would have been doing...but the only honda training schools there are, are for their mechanics...so you have to work for honda to go to their school...

 

When I was at Monterey Peninsula College my auto shop teacher was a Honda technician that actually tought some of the classes. He was telling me about a potential problem with the s2000 convertable top, and he had to teach the honda mechanics how to remove the covertable unit from the car. What a cool auto shop teacher to have ehhh!!!
Ryan

 

you canadian now...

ehhh

 

Blah

 

Joe, I'm going to Sinclair this fall and I'm in the Honda PACT program. The 24 students that make it in get approx 60% of our Honda Certified Technician Training and an ID number so you can go to a Honda dealership anywhere in the country and they can look up you certification along with getting you the other 40%. It's a pretty sweet deal, especially being a Honda guy. You might wanna consider going to Sinclair and seeing if you can make it into the Honda program before it fills up. Plus we have a High Performance Engine Certification thing too that's like a year long. First quarter is blocks, second is heads, third is induction and fourth is assembly and dyno tuning. You supply the motor and basically the class is researching the parts you wanna build you motor with, buying them, putting it together and tuning it (you get to machine your motor with Sunnen tools and blueprint it and the whole shabangabang) it's pimp ****.

 

link please?

is this something new? because there is nothing around by me and ive search on the internet in about 2000 and found nothing other than toyota, ford, gm, bmw, mercedes-benz...

and i talked to the mechanics at my dealership at that time too and they told me you had to work for honda to take honda classes since there isnt any school for it...

 

That Sinclair school sounds fimiliar, where is it. I think Hatchblack said something about it on CSR too.

 

Yea, it was on CSR. Tom had a bunch of stuff posted on it, he didn't make the post though. BTW this is Trueno90 on CSR.

 

I cant wait this coming school year I start my first year of Technical Dual Enrolment.
Where I am enroling in Auto Service Tech at Mid Florida Tech.
Should be pretty cool.
When I went for the tour I didnt see any honda's.

 

go to uti learn it right

 

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i'm going to uti now, it's not all that it cracked up to be.
-joe

 

Was that to me? Hell if I know if my college has a link about that on their website, or even if they have a website....derr...

Um, basically it's an offshoot of the Auto Tech degree. It's not 100% Honda all the time, but when the class goes off to actually work on cars in the shop instead of sitting in class, the Honda students pull in a Honda car and work together on it. The rest is just facts and theory etc.. based on what class you are in. Like if you are in an induction class, you aren't going to learn Make specific things, when you work on a car though, it'll be Honda, or GM or Ford etc etc... It's badass, it's like one of 12 Vanguard schools in the country or something that offers it. Lots of people come from out of state for this program. It's good.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ExodusJKD &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Joe, I'm going to Sinclair this fall and I'm in the Honda PACT program. The 24 students that make it in get approx 60% of our Honda Certified Technician Training and an ID number so you can go to a Honda dealership anywhere in the country and they can look up you certification along with getting you the other 40%. It's a pretty sweet deal, especially being a Honda guy. You might wanna consider going to Sinclair and seeing if you can make it into the Honda program before it fills up. Plus we have a High Performance Engine Certification thing too that's like a year long. First quarter is blocks, second is heads, third is induction and fourth is assembly and dyno tuning. You supply the motor and basically the class is researching the parts you wanna build you motor with, buying them, putting it together and tuning it (you get to machine your motor with Sunnen tools and blueprint it and the whole shabangabang) it's pimp ****.</TD></TR></TABLE>

thats dope

 

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i'm going to uti now, it's not all that it cracked up to be.
-joe</TD></TR></TABLE>

yea my buddy went there, and he dropped out, straight up said **** this **** they were teaching him **** he already knew how to do!

 

My lab instructor at my school told me that UTI is bullshit too.