Do you want hands on dyno tuning experience?
Following from the success of our EFI Tuning Stage 1 course, STM are pleased to announce the introduction of our EFI Tuning Stage 2 course. This course takes the theory from our EFI Tuning Stage 1 course and puts it to work in the real world. You will learn how apply this theory to tune a real performance car on a real dyno with our expert instructors there to guide you through each step of the way.
Our EFI Tuning Stage 2 course is a dyno based course designed to allow students to put theory into practice. You will learn how to operate a dyno to control the engine and how to use a laptop to tune an engine from scratch. Due to the hands-on nature of this course, student numbers are strictly limited to ensure you have plenty of one-on-one time tuning.
Tuning an engine on a dyno can seem a daunting task to a novice tuner so our course is broken down into individual stages to simplify learning. Once each stage has been mastered they can be added together, allowing you to quickly build up the required tuning skills in a safe low pressure environment.
In particular we will concentrate on the following areas:
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Using specialised tuning equipment
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Configuring your ECU prior to tuning
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Dyno operation and safety
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Using the dyno to control engine load and rpm
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Tuning the engine on the dyno
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Optimising the tune
Is this course right for me?
STM’s EFI Tuning Stage 2 course is perfect for novice or moderately experienced tuners who want to further develop their skills and take their tuning to the next level.
Completion of this course will provide valuable skills to anyone interested in tuning their own engine, and is a great head start for those wanting to pursue a career in the aftermarket performance industry.
Please note that you must have completed our EFI Tuning Stage 1 before attending the EFI Tuning Stage 2 course.
What else do I get?
On completion of the course, each participant will receive the following:
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Signed certificate of completion.
This certificate confirms your attendance, and for anyone pursuing a career in the industry, it is a great addition to your CV.
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Discounted dyno time on STM’s Dynapack dyno.
Want to apply what you have learnt to tune your own car? Why not make use of our facility and take advantage of a special reduced rate for course attendees?
Where, when and how much?
This course will be held at
The course will run from 9.00am till 5.00pm and STM will provide a catered lunch along with light refreshments for morning and afternoon tea.
If this sounds like you, get in quick, as we expect spaces to fill up fast!
Refunds and No shows
We only allow refunds up to 5 weeks prior to the event date. No shows are not eligible for refunds.
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About the Presenter
Andre’s skills as a world-class tuner are well proven by a number of world records held by STM’s customers. His skills are in demand both nationally and internationally with regular overseas tuning trips scheduled over the last several years. His technical skills are also well recognised and he is a technical contributor for NZPC, NZV8 and Australian Zoom magazine.
While simply having the tuning skills is only part of the picture, Andre has shown that he is also able to pass on his knowledge in a relaxed and friendly environment which embraces discussion and interaction. After running a series of highly acclaimed seminars for 4 & Rotary Promotions, Andre has stepped up to running a professional tuning workshop suitable for any budding tuner or home enthusiast.
WRX 577kw Built and Tuned by Andre Simon
EVO3 1166hp Built and Tuned by Andre Simon
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Upcoming Course Dates
2012 Dates to be announced.
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EFI Tuning Stage 1 |
Ferrymead Golf, Ferrymead
Christchurch, New Zealand |
1st October 2011 |
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EFI Tuning Stage 2 |
Link ElectroSystems
Christchurch, New Zealand |
2nd October 2011 |
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EFI Tuning Stage 1 |
ASB Showgrounds
Auckland, New Zealand |
2nd April 2011 |
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EFI Tuning Stage 1 |
Wellington, New Zealand |
30th July 2011 |
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EFI Tuning Stage 2 |
Wellington, New Zealand |
31st July 2011 |
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