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Absolutely nowhere. Unless you spoke to a Mazda dealer and find out where they send guys for Renesis training, maybe. Your best bet is to work out special programs of study in a regular college, usually in Junior and Senior level classes if you want a 4-year.
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would wyo tech be a good place to go since they do a high proformance / chassy fab class
or should i just go some ware and get a degre in colision repar because nomatter what type of engen you have in a car your still going to have people smashing them up so it would be ease to finde a job almost any ware
or should i just go some ware and get a degre in colision repar because nomatter what type of engen you have in a car your still going to have people smashing them up so it would be ease to finde a job almost any ware
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Theres no reason to go to college to learn about rotaries when you can learn what you need to know about everything on here and from first-hand experience.
P.S. Most colleges expect you to be able to at least spell half the words right in a paragraph...
P.S. Most colleges expect you to be able to at least spell half the words right in a paragraph...
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Originally Posted by tecknomage
would wyo tech be a good place to go since they do a high proformance / chassy fab class
or should i just go some ware and get a degre in colision repar because nomatter what type of engen you have in a car your still going to have people smashing them up so it would be ease to finde a job almost any ware
or should i just go some ware and get a degre in colision repar because nomatter what type of engen you have in a car your still going to have people smashing them up so it would be ease to finde a job almost any ware
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read what it says under my user name lol
and about the college thing i am an art major right know and i'm not enjoying it i would rather work at a shop and make my money and make art on the side because i wan't to not because i have to to survive
and about the college thing i am an art major right know and i'm not enjoying it i would rather work at a shop and make my money and make art on the side because i wan't to not because i have to to survive
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Learn to paint. then you get the best of both worlds. and you can make a lot of money while enjoying yourself. Thats why i got into motorcycles. i love going to work everyday cause we build nice bikes.
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Originally Posted by Crit
Absolutely nowhere. Unless you spoke to a Mazda dealer and find out where they send guys for Renesis training, maybe. Your best bet is to work out special programs of study in a regular college, usually in Junior and Senior level classes if you want a 4-year.
I've been told that there are no courses on the rotary by mazda, but there are a few courses that teach rotary for aviation. The engines are slightly different of course, but the overall concept and most of the parts are the same.
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An aviation " rotary engine" is not a wankel although there are kit planes that use 13b's and such a "rotary" airpalne engine is a type of radial pistion engine and the rotary refers to a rotating crankcase witha stationary crank.
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I've alwasy heard it called a radial engine, period. They're nearly always arranged in prime numbers (5, 7, 11, 13) but sometimes 9 cylinders at a time. They can also be stacked as much as 4-deep to give you 20-or so cylinders.
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Originally Posted by kapn krunch
ive heard wyo tech isnt all that great for the money it costs to go there. ive had two friends that went there and they said it was mostly book learning and not much hands on time.
While Ben was there, he talked about plenty of guys who bitched and moaned about too much time in the books. In most of the cases, the guys weren't cutting it in the hands on department either.
This is a damn tough school, expensive, and demanding. In addition to the technical stuff, there is also shop management curricula available. All necessary in this world of professional service.
When Ben graduated he had job offers from BMW, Audi, Volvo and Jag. When he finally took an offer from Audi, they gave him an outrageous salary, for his age. Now, less than 2 years after he graduated, he passed all his ASE certifications and is Master Guild. Not too shabby for a 22 year old.
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They are radial engines but are called "rotary type radial engines." just to clarify what I was getting at, the rotary engines that they teach you about in aviation schools is the radial rotary not the wankel.
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i beilieve if u go to a dealer that sells' rx8's u can talk 2 the head honcho technican an im sure they could point u in the right direction to learning bout rotaries, i was told this can or has been done before
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car-tech classes and school stuff to get certified ase type stuff is half "how to use obd2" stuff nowadays. however, wyotech seems to have a very good rep for car repair of every sort. i doubt they have any rotary teaching at all, but i'd go there in a heartbeat if i could afford it.
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