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2010 BRR-SCCA Test And Tune + 2010 Solo Championship Event #1

Test and Tune

Saturday March 20
Registration / Tech: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Driver's meeting (mandatory): 9:45 AM
First car off: 10:00 AM



2010 BRR-SCCA Solo Championship Event #1

Sunday March 21
Registration / Tech: 8:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Driver's meeting: 10.30 AM
First car off: 11:00 AM


Cost
Pre-registered
Current SCCA Member: (Must present membership card)
$35.00 for both days
$20.00 Test and Tune (Saturday only)
$25.00 2010 Solo Championship Event #1 (Sunday only)

Others: (Includes mandatory SCCA Weekend Membership)
$50.00 for both days
$30.00 Test and Tune (Saturday only)
$35.00 2010 Solo Championship Event #1 (Sunday only)


On-site registration (Walk up)
Current SCCA Member: (Must present membership card)
$40.00 for both days
$25.00 Test and Tune (Saturday only)
$30.00 2010 Solo Championship Event #1 (Sunday only)


Others: (Includes mandatory SCCA Weekend Membership)
$55.00 for both days
$35.00 Test and Tune (Saturday only)
$40.00 2010 Solo Championship Event #1 (Sunday only)

So Rex, Julie, Ryan Thayer, and Jeff Morrison are all coming into town (or will be here) today/tonight. Since they're all pretty cool people, I told them I'd help organize some sort of food-related event so they can see us students-s-s.

Dinner! Dave's Taverna, downtown! 7 PM!

If you can reply here or otherwise let me know that you are coming, it would be awesome. Trying to get a head count to reserve a table.

Hi all,
My name is Tyler McAvoy, I'm an english major, a sophomore and I know it may be redundant to say, but I like cars :p.
I currently drive a 2001 Mitsubishi Galant V6 with no mods whatsoever, and I also am the owner of a 1986 Dodge Charger Shelby 2.2l with turbo. Its definately a project car, but its been fun to at least pretend to work on anyways.

I have a class with Jake and he mentioned y'all might be able to help me in fixing it up.

Thanks,
Tyler M.

The F1 season opener is on March 14th and I was thinking about having a little watch party. Live viewing is at the buttcrack of dawn and I doubt anyone wants to wake up at 7 on a Saturday so I'm thinking we can watch the replay at 1:30. I could make brunch or lunch food depending on what people so desire. Lemme know if interested.

I need to change my oil, transmission fluid and coolant expansion tank if it gets here in time. I also have a couple cosmetic goodies to install, and I could stand to do a little cleanin on my car.

I think a few other people have some stuff they need to get done, so I was thinking we'd pull together a wrench day. Not sure where, was hoping Cabell could host if he's gonna be around, and cause I need to borrow his ramps and jackstands anyway. But if not we can find somewhere to do it.

Whatup madison motorsports, my name's Matt. I joined MM this past fall but haven't been to any of the meetings haha (interfered with class schedule last semester and getting crushed by classes this semester). I'm a junior and an econ major/CIS minor. The only person I know of in MM is Jake (shorts hall freshman year!)...I hope to become more involved next semester as my classes will be easier.

Anyway I've been into cars for as long as I can remember. I drive a 96 Trans Am WS6 A4 (built/stalled hopefully coming this summer) with a few mods including an exhaust leak, extremely rich tune and I believe rings going bad? Not sure since oil pressure is great..

The car has longtube headers, 219/219 .560 lift LPE cam w/ supporting valvetrain, ported intake, stock bottom end. It's sitting on Bilsteins and Eibach springs.

pics...

Let's have another good turnout, I know myself as well as the usual alumni will be there but what about yall young folk?

Anyone in MM go to any music festivals much. I'm 80% sure I'm going to work Bonnaroo this year and possibly go to Allgood. This would be my first 'roo anyone got any experiences or tips?

Like the topic says, I'm doing alot of "spring cleaning" on my car and one of the things I'm doing is a new clutch master cylinder. I'm wondering if it is worth it to buy a 15-20 dollar bench bleeder for the master cylinder to run fluid though it before I install it or if that moneys better saved?
Thanks guys

We've added support for Tapatalk, which is an app that you download to your iPhone or Android-based phone. They are supposedly adding Blackberry support by the end of the month, so yous guys aren't left out either. Seems to be pretty cool from my limited playing around. Definitely a lot easier than tap, wait, double-tap, adjust, scroll, etc. Check it out and post your feedback. It costs MM nothing to have this add-on, so why not have it.

The Read-Only app for iPhone is free, if you want to reply to messages (and do a few other things like PM) it's $2.99. Not sure about Android cost.

Tapatalk is a mobile forum app for iPhone / Android and soon to be on Blackberry and Nokia. Tapatalk supports all the usual forum functions plus full screen image viewing, image upload, caching (less reload), private messaging, all these features are accessible in just a few simple taps.

Tapatalk for iPhone:
Showing New and Unread Posts:



Full Thread Viewing and Pagination Support:


See Who's Online:


Reply to Post and Image Upload:


Some of the large forums activated Tapatalk support




Tapatalk for Android

Total Android Look and Feel


Same feature set as iPhone:


Quickly Reply to a conversation:


Latest and Unread Posts indicator and multi-tabs support:


Full screen image support - support landscape mode also