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Originally Posted by Jakey
As far as I know, DMACC only offers a diesel mechanic cources, not automotive courses, but I could easily be mistaken. Since you are in the Des Moines area, you should ask Jeremy Brandt about how he has learned all of his knowledge over the years.
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I'm looking at these classes;
http://www.dmacc.edu/courses/crsrod....s%20Technology auto464, auto474, and eventually auto482. I have also been doing some thinking about maybe the auto 476 to start with.
The one reason I didn't graduate (among other reasons I won't get into), I don't do good with books. I do great with hands on experience. Show me how to do something, and I would feel fairly confident in doing it again. My first question, I see everybody saying they bought their 20 over or 40 over pistons. Now I assume you would get the block machined and ran through, then buy the parts that fit it right? For instance get block machined 20 over, then I would know what size pistons to get. But for rods its all six bolt rods fit six bolts correct? None the less i might get the engine built by somebody else, but I would like to know whats going on inside it as well. Thanks for all your help everybody.