09-21-2024, 06:57 PM
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If Kroil fails, consider a magnetic induction nut/bolt heater. I don't know what kind of dark magic this thing employs, but it works. Recently I pulled all the bolts out of a 1980s Fiero exhaust system. Soaking in penetrant did nothing. Less than a minute with this thing had them glowing orange and they all came out with the threads intact.
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09-27-2024, 04:33 PM
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I also made my own puller and cam lock tools.
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09-28-2024, 09:54 AM
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I know the Solution is expensive you can get them on sale at times for around 15-1600.00, But honestly with a nice low mileage engine the fact that it will never be a issue is great piece of mind, I know it's hard to spend that kind of money when your in deep enough as it is,.But even a" New " bearing can go bad, But with the Solution you will never need to worry about it no matter the mileage you drive, Good Luck,..!! Frank
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09-28-2024, 10:17 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by flmont
I know the Solution is expensive you can get them on sale at times for around 15-1600.00, ...
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There's a $200 off sale on their eBay store right now. If it doesn't show for you, make the offer and they'll likely accept.
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09-28-2024, 04:43 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 78F350
There's a $200 off sale on their eBay store right now. If it doesn't show for you, make the offer and they'll likely accept.
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I doubt they would consider an offer of $679. That's about as much as I can talk myself into spending for an IMS bearing. Before I started checking prices I had assumed an IMS bearing replacement would be in $400 - $500 territory — more than the $200 - $300 it's actually worth, because it's for a Porsche. Talk about naive!
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09-28-2024, 05:09 PM
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lol...yes indeed..I understand completely,..I think they would sell a lot more if they lowered the price Iam sure they have recouped the investment by now...but Patent's are expensive I guess, But you can always install one in the future,..maybe do a dual row for now.. Frank
Last edited by flmont; 09-28-2024 at 05:12 PM.
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09-28-2024, 04:27 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by flmont
I know the Solution is expensive you can get them on sale at times for around 15-1600.00, But honestly with a nice low mileage engine the fact that it will never be a issue is great piece of mind, I know it's hard to spend that kind of money when your in deep enough as it is,.But even a" New " bearing can go bad, But with the Solution you will never need to worry about it no matter the mileage you drive, Good Luck,..!! Frank
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The Solution's exorbitant cost, on top of what I shelled out for the engine, has me doing some serious ratiocination.
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