It calls the program “200 Automotive Technology – Advanced Tuning.” The Sealy, Texas-based company says it’ll teach “high-level tuning through a balanced program of practical lab-based learning and instructor-led lecture sessions.” Sounds like there might be some prerequisites for this course. In fact, there are. Hennessey will offer the program to students that have completed a 100-level course of the same name.
In total, it’ll take students over 100 hours of lectures and 175 hours of hands-on lab experience to get their degree from John Hennessey’s school of go-fast. Some of that lab time will, of course, include some time spent around the dyno, hopefully not making cars go boom. Hennessey teaches students on its own dyons, which can output speeds of up to 200 mph and withstand up to 2,000 hp.
Students will even be able to do some real-world testing on Hennessey’s own track. They’ll use a myriad of muscle cars to do so, including a Hellcat, a Camaro SS, and a Ford Mustang GT.