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Originally Posted by 911monty
Oh, and to the camp that says the IMS Solution can't live without it's oil feed line? I have some medicine for you, too.
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Ok Now this is something that has to be elaborated on. My understanding that as soon as the oil film is lost such as oil starvation, contact occurs and bearing is destroyed. You have some other magic? Who says we can't all learn something?
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Thats what the other guys want you to think.. Its the ONLY ammo they have against the IMS Solution.
Too bad they are wrong, and an engine can run for 20 miles and see 7,000 RPM over and over again with ZERO oil feed and not fail.
I t can go further than that, but thats what was on the engine when I did the video, then I pulled it apart for evaluation. I have photos of the unit pre, and post the evaluation to show what it did with zero oil feed, and didn't even have a line attached.
I have video documentation of this. You will see it soon, with a story.
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Yes but the ims solution is going to take a while to be available for the dualrow from what I understand,right?
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No, its available at my facility right now. Distributors have orders in place for more than 500 units already.
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Can you tell me what the ceramic bearings act like on "garage queens", are they as sensitive as the conventional type when the car isn't used much, or are they more resistant? And how about the question I asked about the life of the bearings,if after 6 years they have 20000 miles, will they still have to be changed?
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The IMS Solution is a permanent retrofit, it does NOT have and mileage or time lifespan.
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Just because the oil feed is stopped,it does not mean that oil in the bearing instantly disappears. A residual film will be retained for a while.(define 'while'?).Surface tension.
The bearing is coated ? PC3 or similar?
Pedro's Technofix DOF has an uncoated bearing.
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The IMS Solution uses a DLC coated journal, coupled to the material that the bushing is made from, it takes extensive wear to create an issue with this.
This wasn't something that was developed over night in someone's garage. I had more than a decade of my life invested in the invention, and development before I was able to secure the Patent for the IMS Solution.