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EPS IMS Bearing Update
Hi all
 !I purchase my first Porsche recently (2003 911 Cab)! I've been looking through the forum, but haven't found detailed recent information. Has anyone installed the EPS IMS bearing solution yet? Any positive or negative reviews? I'm planning to install the LN IMS kit, but wanted to explore other options. Thanks, and apologies if this has spoken about! |
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07-04-2016, 11:23 AM
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Do a search, topic has been beaten to death on multiple websites.
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07-08-2016, 10:47 PM
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Thanks Daniel! It's nice that some people are helpful here. I'm totally new to this form, so I need to really spend some time looking through it when I can
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I think the BEST unit I have seen out there is the IMS Solution by LN Engineering, I've not yet seen the EPS fix in person, but it is just another bearing. The LN IMS Solution is an oil fed bearing like the one used on the front end of the shaft (aka: the bearing that doesn't fail). IMO that is really the best bet, you put it in and never have to mess with it again... I know the bearing has become a maintenance item, but there is reasonable room for error when performing the job ESPECIALLY if you aren't doing them 2-3 times a week day in and day out. Personally I like to know when it's finished, I don't need to open the cover again...
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