ahhhhhhhhhhhhh ok.

 

I updated the list.

That'd be awesome if Sam, Holly, and the kids made it out this way, although I realize it's fairly short notice for ya guys.

Saturday March 31st List:

drkphnx- Oil change, transmission fluid, diff fluid, brake pads, motor mount.
z_speed- saner bar install, tranny/dif fluid, possible passenger door install depending on the weather
James0933 +1- nada...bringing detailing stuff, can help with valve adjustments
nicholastjs - oil change and install cf hood (if i bought it by then), help out and learn
patinum - remove softtop and/or help Kai install it in his car. Proceed with gutting that bitch (my car, not Kai)
Bradyy91 - Trans fluid, diff fluid, brake pads + IN for some learning.
K1ngfunK - Engine, trans, diff fluid, possibly brake pads and plastidip lip + install
javier_acosta70-Engine, trans, diff fluid, possibly brake pads
ChrisM623 - Standing around
Abnormal S2k - oil change, diff fluid..possibly lip install if i get my bumper in time...
F22C+K23A - Engine Oil, Trans & Diff Fluid, Rear Brake Pads change
Timbagoo - Bring beer, stand around, get in the way, spill beer, use Austin's toilet...
2PointSlow - Drink Alex's beer, sit, sleep...
Danwolski - Diff fluid, maybe trans and brake pads.
klui_188 - All fluids, top change. I have gear oil and will bring to share.
tako - watch and learn
Casper 40 - watch and learn


Sunday April 1st List:

drkphnx- Help, spectate and shenanigans
nicholastjs (tent) - mostly to help out and learn
K1ngfunK - Engine, trans, diff fluid, possibly brake pads and plastidip lip + install
ChrisM623 - Standing around
Abnormal S2k - oil change, diff fluid..possibly lip install if i get my bumper in time...
roflitzjinno - oil change, tranny fluid change, diff fluid change, anything else I can help with

 

Is anybody going to be doing any fender rolling, or bringing a fender roller to this? I would be interested if anyone has experience doing this.

 

More like watch us turn a 10 minute oil change into a 3 Hour standing around beer drinking BBQ'ing fest.

 

 

It's the perfect opportunity to learn the PROPER way to do any automotive work!

 

So how does this work exactly? I'm new to all this. I just got my car in october and its around the 16k mile mark. I'm not sure what service would need to be done or anything or how it would be done. Someone needs to explain this tech day to me!

 

Basically, we have tech days so that people who know how to do certain service items on our cars can show and help those who don't. Plus it serves as motivation to install parts you haven't put on yet, and just hang out with friends.

 

I just realized that I work Friday night so I'll prolly sleep until about noon Saturday, then cruise over.

 

This is off topic but im gonna be changing differential fluid for the first time and I was wondering where do you guys get the washers? I found them online but shipping them costs 4x as much as the washers themselves. Will anyone at the tech day have washers theyre willing to sell? Or can I just use the old ones?