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Originally Posted by mikefocke
But LN isn't saying all LN bearings should be replaced at 40-50k like you said, just the single row ones.
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That's not what's on their website, imsretrofit.com
Typically replacement of the IMS bearing takes 10-14 hours (with exception of some Tiptronic 911 models) and is usually serviced at the same time the clutch is being replaced, or every 50,000 miles (for 4 years, like a timing belt on many modern engines).
In the context of this statement they are talking about both double and single row bearings.
Kirk
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