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04-02-2004 08:13 AM #1
TechFest East '04 May 13-16 • Washington, DC area
Some of the technical sessions we are working on
-Basic Cosmetics – Car Care OnLine, Larry Reynolds
-Basic Maintenance Q&A - CCA Tech Service Advisors
-Paintless Dent Repair – Wagonwork, Matt McNally
-Leather Care, Preservation, Restoration – Leatherique, George Pavlisko
-Tire Manufacturers Rep Forum
-DIY Brake Pads – Curry’s Auto Service, Chris Coulter
-Electrical Fundamentals, Troubleshooting – Bentley Publishers, Charlie Burke
-How Breaks der Bimmer: Ways BMW Parts Fail – Terry Sayther, Grant Randall
-Modern Lubricants
-BMW’s New Technology, including DSC, Active Steering – BMW NA Expert
-Open Q&A Forums - BMW CCA Tech Service Advisors
-Typical Rust Problems – Mike Self
-Finding Parts for Old BMWs – BMW Mobile Tradition, Maximillian Importing
-Restorations: Classic & High Performance – Korman Autoworks, Ray Korman
-Software Upgrades
-Suspension Upgrades:Street to Track – Road Race Technologies, Barry Battle
-Suspension Upgrades:Track to Race – Ground Control, Jay Morris
-Track Safety Gear: HANS, Helmets, Harness, Seats - HMS Motorsport
-Brake Upgrades
-Club Racing: How to Get Started – BMW CCA Club Racing
-Club Racing: How to Race – BMW CCA Club Racing
-Race Car Prep
-Cylinder Heads - Memphis Motorwerks, Leo Goff
-E30 M3 Engine Rebuilds, the Right Way - Precision Performance, Pete McHenry
-Swapping in Bigger Bimmer Engines – Precision Performance, Pete McHenry
-Turbo Charging – Active Autowerke, Karl Hugh
-Supercharging
David Hobbs and Tom Milner will be guest speakers
If attending, please register.
Excellent rates at the Hyatt Regency, Reston Town Center, VA.
Plenty to do for the uninterested significant other.
Any questions? Please send to me privately.
Hoipe to see you there!
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04-02-2004 01:37 PM #2
Stupid ?: Is this event for \'regular\' car people?
Sounds REALLY interesting (fortunately I am NOT an uninterested significant other) but DH was wondering if this event is geared toward dealer service techs or if 'regular' car nuts are welcome as well.
I noticed the FAQ says that the tech sessions are geared for all levels of enthusiasts but was wondering if past crowds have been made up of a good mix of people.
Now just to talk him into going!~+~+~+~+~tgirl~+~+~+~+~
92 535i/5-speed (mine)
97 540i/6-speed (his)

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04-02-2004 02:32 PM #3Registered Member
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This is for everyone interested in BMWs
About the only people who wouldn't enjoy the shop are the ones who only buy a BMW to have a Yuppie icon in their driveway. These people are probably not BMW CCA members, and/or have never attended any of the CCA functions.
If you would like to know more about your vehicle, as well as BMWs in general, you should attend. I'm no mechanic, but I enjoy turning a wrench on my babies. I wouldn't miss this opportunity for the world!
How often do you have a chance to meet people like Ray Korman, Tom Millner, and Pete McHenry?
Cheers!
John
85 M635CSi
88 M3
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04-02-2004 04:33 PM #6Registered Member
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04-16-2004 08:32 PM #7
Re: Stupid ?: Is this event for 'regular' car people?
We really tired to gear it to all levels of interest. From how to wax a car to rebuild an engine. Reston Town Center is really a nice area. Each session will be 50 minutes. A lot of information will be covered.
Tech Session speaker backgrounds have been added to the website.
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