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Old 03-05-2010, 12:28 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by pboxstercar
The car has over 90k. If I was a "qualified Porsche technician" and I wanted to replace the bearing I'd use the original Porsche part cause i'd probably get a good discount. The original has lasted over 90k. Then I'd put a sticker on the car like the people who change the oil (All parts replaced with original Porsche parts).

Then after 180k miles I'd probably be tired of this old car and want a new one
There is no Porsche replacement IMS Bearing.
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