Porsche IMS Bearing 997, Boxster, Cayman, 911 - M97 Upgrade

Description: PORSCHE IMS BEARING UPGRADE KIT WITH OIL FEED MODIFICATION FOR 997, Boxster, & Cayman - M97 Engine*Note - This part can be installed with or without the engine out. Please indicate if you are installing this on an engine that will be open (been rebuild) or not. Prevent future catastrophic engine failure permanently with the only true Eternal Fix for the notorious Porsche intermediate shaft bearing. Unlike the other failure-prone ball bearing products that the original IMS and other upgrades on the market use, EPS uses a patented cylindrical bearing with thrust control that can be pressed directly into the back of the engine without disassembly. The cylindrical bearings have over 12 times the load capacity of other ball bearing solutions making the EPS IMS bearing the clear choice. Backed by a full 5-year warranty and includes an oil feed modification kit. Order yours today! WHAT MAKES OUR SOLUTION DIFFERENT?Roller bearings are not intended for carrying large axial loads. Similar to failure-prone ball bearings, when cylindrical roller bearings are used for thrust control, the roller becomes compromised due to the limited surface contact area on the sides of the rollers. The results of using a cylindrical bearing for thrust control will be similar to all other ball bearing solutions.In our patented system, we use a 15mm cylindrical bearing with thrust control that allows for the separation of the axial load from the radial load. Our roller bearings do NOT carry the axis load (thrust control) on the side, which leaves the roller free to carry only the radial load (main load). The axial load is carried exclusively on the entire permitter of the outer race. This results in a bearing that is not overloaded and will last the lifetime of the engine. Video explanation and installation instructions can be seen here: https://www.europeanpartssolution.com/ims-bearing-upgrade-kitFeatures and Advantages:prevent future catastrophic engine failurepermanently repair your expensive intermediate shaftuses cylindrical thrust control bearing that holds 12 times the load capacity of ball bearingsrepair without dissembling the engineincludes a modification for forced engine oil feedcontact engine oil pressure at bearingpatented system - U.S. Patent 9004766B15 Year WarrantyCUSTOMER REVIEWS“Perfect! Just what i ordered! Running perfectly in car! Easy to install (with correct tool), my mind is at ease!”— Ikerman“This is a very elegant solution to solve a problem that really should not exist in the first place... Shame on you, Porsche... That said, I still love the cars and I had 6k miles on this bearing kit in my prior 996 when I sold it. Now I and am shopping for another to have installed in the 996 I bought to replace the one I sold. ”— John“So far, I’ve put 2000 miles on the kit, with an oil change after 1000 miles to check for particles. Not a single visible particle was found so I say, all is good in that department. Now I can enjoy my Porsche like it was designed to without fear of grenading the engine :)”— PorscheFred FAQWhat type of bearings does EPS use?We first used NJ204 bearing for about the first thousand units we manufactured. Now we use a German made cylindrical bearing that has been customized for us at a nonstandard measurement of 15mm. The reason why we switched to this bearing was in an effort to use all the real estate available to spread the load over the largest possible area. Additionally, due to our patented thrust control, the roller is a freewheeling roller, meaning there is no contact on the sides of the roller. Unlike ANY other cylindrical bearing solution, our axis load (thrust control) is not applied to the rollers, instead, it is applied to the entire perimeter of the outer race. The main advantage of this technology is that the rollers are not loaded from the side. How many failures have been reported since you starting selling the IMS Upgrade Kit?Since we started to sell our EPS Cylindrical IMS Bearing in 2013, we have sold 5,000 units in total, and we have NOT had a report of a single failure.Does the IMS Bearing Kit Come with the Pressurized Oil Feed Kit?Yes, it does.Is the Pressurized Oil Feed Kit necessary?No. The bearing is completely submerged in oil thus not requiring the Pressurized Oil Feed Kit. However, due to some misleading information on the internet, some installers feel that it's important to implement this modification. What's the estimated labor time to install?12 hours for manual transmission and 14 hours for Tiptronic transmissions.

Price: 789 USD

Location: Miami, Florida

End Time: 2024-08-24T12:23:40.000Z

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