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AUTO JUMBLE IS COMING Please Click Here for More Information. VENDOR REGISTRATION Please Download, print, and fill out the registration form and send it to the address found on the form.Please include a check made out to Club “T” MG.
Club 2025 Events Calendar
Club "T" CalendarEvents are summarized below. More will be added as information becomes available. Check your newsletter or contact the event coordinator for details. Can't find your roster? Contact us for another copy.
Next Meeting is: March 12th 2026 7:30pm Club Meeting at Elmers 16087 SE 82nd Dr. Clackamas, OR 97015 (See map: Google Maps) St. Patrick's Day Tour March 15th 2026 By Steve Brent We will start out at the National Wildlife area 19255 SW Pacific Hwy (99W). (See map: Google Maps) We are doing this because when we were last there, during the government shut down, we could not get in. The doors open at 10:00 am. We will leave that area around 11:00 am with a tour, before stopping for a bite to eat. Feel free to drive anything, but we would love to see the MGs for a spring drive, especially the Green cars.
Join us for Keith's Clinic @ Forign Parts Positivly March and April clinics will be about what it takes and what is done to rebuild one of our engines. March will be about preparation, cleaning and decision making about what we want to do with an engine. Depending on what you desire your car to be makes a big difference about what is done while rebuilding an engine. “stock”, improved with some of today's knowledge, touring, fast road, autocross or even full race, each requires a different process. The “bottom end”, the block, crankshaft, pistons and rods are the basics of the engine and will be looked at for how to build in reliably. Even here there are levels of build that may represent your wishes for what type of performance you are aiming for. Another key part of the bottom end is your choice of camshaft with many options. The top of the engine is the head, a critical component that is the biggest part of the performance you wish to have. This is where improvements can vary greatly depending on how much time you invest. The terms “porting', “milling”, valves and combustion chamber changes come into play. April clinic we plan on finishing building an engine and having one on the dynometer or what is most commonly called tlhe dyno. This is when we can run the engine and find out what we have accomplished. On the dyno we also work with the carburation, exhaust, ignition and valve clearances. When we are done with the April clinic we will be able to have horsepower and torque readings. The objective of these two clinics is to let each person understand what it takes to build an engine. These clinics will give you the knowledge to understand what is necessary, to be able to understand what a shop is doing for you and help if you plan to build an engine yourself.
Where: Keith & Ursula's Shop 17 miles north of Portland International Raceway. When: Saturday March 28th 2026 Social & Pizza and whatever you chose to bring to drink and/or desert to share from Noon to 1:00 pm. Call or e-mail if questions- 360-882-3596, kma4285@yahoo.com
Do you have a suggestion for a event ? Email Paul Kresek Club T events coordinator
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