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2017 M96/M97 Training Schedule Released! New Hi- Performance Hands- On Class Added!

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That's incorrect, and will be changed after lunch.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here ya go! These were released to the subscribers of our Newsletters last week. The Enthusiast Hands- On 102 Engine Rebuild School, and the all new 202 Hi- Performance Engine Rebuild Schools are already at 50% capacity after only 3 days since the schedule was released! These classes are kept small, with a maximum of 12 paid attendees in each class. Here's a couple of reviews of the M96/ M97 Classes from other RL Members who attended last year: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...***-102-a.html https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ast-class.html Here are some links to the Classes. Please read the descriptions well, and remember that online attendance of the 101 and 201 classes are required as precursors to their respective 102 and 202 Hands- On Classes. Follow this link to choose information about, or enroll in The Knowledge Gruppe 101 and 102 ONLINE Classes- ONLINE Class Details Follow this link to choose information about, or enroll in The Knowledge Gruppe Hands- On Classes- Below are class flyers and the entire 2017 schedule for The Knowledge Gruppe Hands On Class Details

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Hi Jake, the 202 class is just for technicians?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No, anyone can attend the 202 class, due to the content and how it is presented. The class will be mixed with Pro and Enthusiasts.

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Ah, I see and congrats on setting up these new performance classes! When I clicked on the link here http://www.theknowledgegruppe.com/in...nce-class-202/ , its says "*This class is for TECHNICIANS of any kind only. You MUST enter in the name of your shop when signing up." in its description hence my question. It also has a "Pro Technician" logo.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That's incorrect, and will be changed after lunch. ANYONE can attend that takes the 201 ONLINE class

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That's what I figured. The 202 class is very tempting....I should finish my basic engine rebuild first though

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Yep... Let us know! In the 202 class, we'll be building a 4 liter. The site details have been corrected.

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