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Pelican IMS Bearing Kit

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I have 500 of these in stock, we just clocked 25,000 miles on our test car without a leak.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am probably going to have the clutch done in the 1st half of the year and would service the IMS shaft bearing, seal, etc. at the same time. Since the PP kit is listed as "coming soon", I was wondering about an estimated availability timeframe. Thanks Todd 99 coupe

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CrossT, Also "improved" IMS bearing info here. Intermediate Shaft IMS Upgrade and Retrofit Kit for Porsche 911, Boxster, and Cayman models

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Yep, I understand the LN Eng kit looks like the ultimate IMS retrofit/upgrade. I will, however, probably be looking for the PP kit assuming it addresses the base seal leak issue. I like the logic of the idea put forth that you'd service the IMS bearing when doing a clutch job. Thanks Todd 99 coupe

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...there is a HUGE difference in price between the 2 also......

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Interested to hear when this kit will be available as well. Is it a ceramic bearing? steel?

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What is the Pelican Parts solution cost? The L&N solution is less than $600....

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Hi all. The kit will be available very soon. I have 500 of these in stock, we just clocked 25,000 miles on our test car without a leak. The only two things remaining are me getting some printed instructions to include with each kit. -Wayne

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What is the Pelican Parts solution cost? The L&N solution is less than $600.... "The Pelican kit is still in the stages of prototype testing, and will be available in the fall of 2010, most likely in the $140 price range."

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