Straight answers about forum registration, thread etiquette, restoration project logs, and how to get the most from the community before you post your first question.
Forum FAQ
Straight answers on how the forum works, what belongs in which board, and how to get the most out of the community without wading through red tape.
Head to the Restoration Projects board and create a new thread with a clear title that includes the car model and year. Post a few photos of the starting condition, list your goals, and update the same thread as you go. Members appreciate progress shots and honest notes on what went wrong.
Yes, but the more detail you give, the better the replies. Include the engine code, current modifications, fuel type, and what you want to improve. If you are comparing carburetor setups against an EFI conversion, mention your budget and whether the car stays street-legal or is track-only.
Threads that cover preparation, driving technique, or car setup for circuit days belong in the Track Day board. Share your experience with tire pressures, brake pad bedding, or what to pack in your garage kit. Questions about specific tracks and local event calendars also fit here.
Absolutely. The Tools & Garage board is the right place for hands-on reviews of jacks, stands, torque wrenches, welders, and diagnostic gear. Include what you used the tool for, how long you have owned it, and any limitations you found. Photos of the tool in use help other members decide.
Check the Events Calendar board for upcoming circuit days, car meets, and amateur rally navigation sessions. If you know of an event that is not listed, post the date, location, and entry requirements so others can plan ahead. Keep event threads factual and update them if details change.
Before lifting a car or running an engine, review the garage safety checklist pinned in the Workshop board. It covers jack placement, fire extinguisher access, ventilation, and proper storage of fluids. Members often add their own reminders based on close calls, so read the comments before starting a job.
Direct Lines & Garage Hours
Whether you need help navigating a technical thread, have a question about a restoration project log, or want to flag an issue with the event calendar, the forum moderators are here. Use the details below to get in touch outside the discussion boards.
Our physical base is where we store archived race manuals and prep cars for local circuit days. Drop a letter or a part inquiry to:
73369 Lawrence CrossingFor urgent questions about track-day sign-ups or if you spot a problem with a technical guide, call or email the support desk. We usually respond within a day.
The forum is live 24/7, but the moderation team is most active during these hours. If you need a fast reply, aim for the weekday window.
For detailed questions about engine tuning specs, suspension geometry, or brake upgrades, post directly in the relevant thread. That way, other builders can chime in with their own setup notes. Use email only for private matters like account issues or reporting a post.
Whether you need help with a technical thread, a moderation question, or a problem with your account, the forum team is reachable through a few direct channels. Pick the one that fits your issue and expect a reply within the window listed below.
For account or technical issues, email the moderation team directly. Include your username and a short description of the problem so we can route it faster.
info@berniecamarri.comEngine tuning, suspension geometry, brake upgrades — post your question in the relevant board and tag it with your car model. Community builders usually reply within a day.
Response window: 24–48 hours
Password resets, profile issues, or a report about a post that breaks the forum rules. Use the contact form and mark the subject line clearly.
Response window: up to 72 hours
Questions about local circuit days, car meets, or amateur rally navigation are handled by the event coordinators. Mention the event name and date in your message so we can pull up the right details.
Response window: 48 hours before event day
Before reaching out, check the FAQ — common questions about forum rules, posting guidelines, and account setup are already answered there.
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