No. Virginia Charles Navarro Seminar
 

Thought I'd post this since there are quite a few NoVa forum members...


LN Engineering is Coming to IMA Motorsport
If you own a Boxster, Cayman, 996 or 997(non-turbo, non GT3), you may want to attend an important seminar about extending the life of your engine.

IMA Motorsport will be hosting a seminar given by Charles Navarro from LN Engineering on Saturday December 11th starting at 9:00 am.

Charles will present information regarding common engine failures and why they happen. He will also tell you how a ceramic IMS bearing upgrade can save and/or extend the life of your engine.

Charles will also present information about different oils and their effect on your engine. He will tell you about the different additives and blends the oil companies are using and why some are better than others.

Pre-registration is required and a small fee will be collected. This fee will cover airfare, food and lodging for Charles. IMA will provide coffee and donuts in the morning and lunch in the afternoon.

Please call 703-327-9858 if you have any questions and/or to pre-register.

Thanks!
Jennifer

IMA is located at 25354 Pleasant Valley Rd., Suite 155, Chantilly, VA 20152

Be sure to ask about his light weight crankshaft option :-)

Mike

Thanks for the heads up - I'm planing to attend.

For those not local to No VA, IMA Motorsports is a top notch shop. Its fun to just stop by when in the area just to see the crazy/amazing stuff they are working on.

We, in the Chicago PCA region, are very fortunate to have Charles as a member. He and his wife Tammy attend most PCA events and they volunteer on the tech scrutineering team.

Talk about access to great knowledge and willingness to help!

Great people...

Charles and Jake Raby are my favoite people in the M96 world. Wish I could be there. :cheers:

Seminars like these are priceless!! Anyone who wants to learn what makes these engines tick should attend one!

I'm planning on attending. Looking forward to it.

Any plans in the works to have these seminars elsewhere in the US? NE Ohio, for example, would be nice :)

Travel and time away cost us way too much to be able to offer these types of seminars across the country.

I have considered taking my engine classes on the road, but it would not be profitable enough more than likely.. Its not how much it costs to travel, but more how much money is lost if I am not under this roof making the magic happen.

Jake, will you be making an appearance at this seminar?

No one has contacted me about it..
Its too shot of notice for me, my schedule is slammed 3-4 months out and weekends are precious time for my own projects :-)

Thought I'd bump this up for a little more exposure.