Worth it to 'check' IMS bearing during clutch? Clutch recommendations?

[beater986]

Originally Posted by thom4782

Yes, all IMSBs wear out. It's just a matter of when. If you're going to track the car, then perhaps you should install LN's IMS Solution. It's the most bullet proof of them all.

Just for clarity...the car already has LN's IMS Solution, installed by one of the previous owners at unknown mileage.

Are you suggesting to preventively reinstall another?

Otherwise, what mileage are they good for?

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by beater986

Just for clarity...the car already has LN's IMS Solution, installed by one of the previous owners at unknown mileage.

Are you suggesting to preventively reinstall another?

Otherwise, what mileage are they good for?

The warranty is only good for 5 years, regardless of mileage.

[RobT987]

Originally Posted by piper6909

The warranty is only good for 5 years, regardless of mileage.

That sounds like a better warranty than Porsche's standard powertrain warranty.

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[piper6909]

Originally Posted by RobT987

That sounds like a better warranty than Porsche's standard powertrain warranty.

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Yes, but Porsche never claimed that the car was a "permanent solution"

I have $45 brake pads on my Subaru with a better warranty.

[Gilles]

Originally Posted by piper6909

Yes, but Porsche never claimed that the car was a "permanent solution"

Actually they did (indirectly) as Porsche considered the IMS was a 'Non Serviceable Item' which (by the way) you could not buy from them by itself.
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[piper6909]

Originally Posted by Gilles

Actually they did (indirectly) as Porsche considered the IMS was a 'Non Serviceable Item' which (by the way) you could not buy from them by itself.
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"Indirectly" is the operative word there. LN is quite direct in their claim of "permanent solution." And Porsche is correct, it is a non-serviceable item. No bearing is serviceable.

I haven't tried buying one off Porsche, but my guess is that it's sold with the IMS as an assembly. It's not uncommon for manufacturers to only sell certain parts as part of an assembly.

[JFP in PA]

Originally Posted by beater986

Just for clarity...the car already has LN's IMS Solution, installed by one of the previous owners at unknown mileage.

Are you suggesting to preventively reinstall another?

Otherwise, what mileage are they good for?

The IMS Solution does not need to be replaced, ever.

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by JFP in PA

The IMS Solution does not need to be replaced, ever.

Repeat of post 25.