YOUR RESEARCHLNE IMS Retrofit on clearance at FCP Euro
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FYI. If anyone was looking to do the LN dual row IMS retrofit, it's currently on clearance at FCP Euro. Personally I'd still opt for the IMS Solution. But it's a smoking deal plus their lifetime warranty has you covered for the service intervals. https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/porsche-intermediate-shaft-bearing-update-kit-ln-engineering-106084
Great catch! Prices have gone up a bit over $200 (not sure why) since last year for the retrofit (I paid $680 in Nov) so this is a great deal, especially with the lifetime warranty.
Thanks for the heads up, picked up a L&N faultless IMS remove and install kit for a great price, also picked up L&N IMS Solution kit from AutohausAZ, for great price. total investment is less than buying just the Solution kit from L&N and now own the install kit for the other C2.
First time I read it needs replacement every 6 years/75K miles? From FCP web link: �This intermediate shaft bearing update kit requires replacement every 6 years or 75,000 miles.�
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Yeah this is pretty common knowledge I thought
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