Whether you need help with a technical thread, want to report an issue with the event calendar, or have a suggestion for the workshop tool reviews section, drop us a line. We usually reply within two working days.
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Whether you're chasing a misfire on a Weber carb, need a second opinion on roll-center heights, or want to share a garage safety checklist — tell us what you're working on. We route your note to the right section of the community.
Technical threads usually get replies within 24–48 hours. Event and meetup questions are faster.
Add your car model, engine type, and the specific system you're diagnosing. Photos help, but a clear description works too.
We forward your message to the relevant subforum — engine tuning, suspension, brakes, or preservation. No spam, no sales pitch.
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Not every question belongs in every subforum. Tell us about your project, and we'll point you to the right thread or suggest a better place to ask.
Contact the Forum
Whether you need help with a technical thread, want to suggest a track-day event, or have questions about your garage setup, the Bernie Camarri team is here to point you in the right direction.
Prefer a direct conversation? Use the details below for forum support, event coordination, or general inquiries.
Our moderators and technical advisors are most active during these windows. Expect slower replies on race weekends.
Track-day event registrations are processed during weekday hours. For urgent issues on event day, call the phone line above.
Choose the right channel for your query so it reaches the right person faster.
Post directly in the relevant forum category for engine tuning, suspension, or brakes.
Email the team for circuit day bookings, car meet schedules, and rally navigation queries.
Use the forum search before posting. Most workshop tool and safety questions already have detailed answers.
We aim to respond to all email and phone inquiries within one business day. For restoration project logs and technical discussions, the forum remains the fastest way to get community feedback.