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im getting my ims and rms upgraded, i just want the peace of mind of not having my engine explode on me lol. its getting done in about a week. im gonna do the LN bearing.
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POST 2Original post
Congrats, I think the piece of mind is worth the price.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
yes! im having a certified pcar tech do it, final price for both is $1300. not bad!
POST 4Original post
I've thought about doing this too the next time my clutch needs to be replaced. My question is: do we know that the LN bearing is really better? It seems to be based on the design, but do we have any high mileage cars with the LN bearing? Just curious...
POST 5Original post
Details please
POST 6Original post
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Really? You found one that was willing? I was going to have one do mine. But his pissing and moaning and the whole set up I could feel coming for up-sells.. I did it my self.
POST 7Original post
Well that was nice quiet 2 - 3 weeks of no XXX threads. It was fun while it lasted.
POST 8Original post
Got mine done...no problems so far.
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
ya he thinks its a good idea, he doesnt work for the dealer any more. and he already looked at my car and told me everything looks fine!
POST 10Original post
Sounds like good news.
POST 11Original post
let us know how your bearing looks.... how many miles on it?
POST 12Original post
not trying to be an *** here but your not doing it .... you are having it done
POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
i will let you know, currently im at 100,700 miles. *Im doing it!, meaning im taking the plunge, and getting the bearing replaced...
POST 14Original post
we are a bunch of ball busters around here anymore.. The suit and tie guys all went to the 997 and newer boards. :x You are HAVING the right thing done. lol
POST 15Original post
at 9x,000 miles, my original bearing looked brand new FWIW. Car has lot of track miles on it too. If it happens, it's all dumb luck. My valve seats went so since the engine was out already, i had it done (LN)
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