“IMS Explained” Video Series Released by PCA
#16
Former Vendor
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Though I may have invented these tools, processes, and bearings, I don't sell any of them, and we no longer even offer preventative packages (700 was enough)- only engines.
Due to this, I was the best person for this job. I don't give a damn what anyone buys, or whether it comes from the originator, or an imitator.
The goal of these videos are purely technical, not commercially driven, or political in nature. Thats why the ONLY group I would have done this with, is PCA. I'm just happy they invited me to the show.
#17
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Many P car owners appreciate the work you and your team do.
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
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Thanks for the vid.
#22
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Thank you Jake for taking the time and effort to do this video! You have a great way of explaining, that is clear and informative (a rare trait I might add).
#23
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Was very interested in watching the video. After fixing a nice morning cup of coffee, turned on the computer, clicked the link, and as soon as I hit the play button.... boom... lost power in the entire house! I blamed it on the IMS, of course.
#25
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Note that I have no notes, and there's no script. 100% of that info is from my brain housing group, and is memorized. Most scenes only had one take, and Vu was blown away at how smooth it all went. Not too bad for a guy that graduated from Special Ed.
#26
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I try to explain things in the manner that I am often asked questions about these issues, and products. Its the same questions over and over, and the same concerns over and over.
Note that I have no notes, and there's no script. 100% of that info is from my brain housing group, and is memorized. Most scenes only had one take, and Vu was blown away at how smooth it all went. Not too bad for a guy that graduated from Special Ed.
Note that I have no notes, and there's no script. 100% of that info is from my brain housing group, and is memorized. Most scenes only had one take, and Vu was blown away at how smooth it all went. Not too bad for a guy that graduated from Special Ed.
#27
Jake,
What's opinion on late 997.1 Bearing. 07/08 motors. Have you seen failures? An article in Excellence states that fail rates in those engines is low and bearing quite robust as in early M96 ones. Or would you recommend just going to 09 or new 997.2
What's opinion on late 997.1 Bearing. 07/08 motors. Have you seen failures? An article in Excellence states that fail rates in those engines is low and bearing quite robust as in early M96 ones. Or would you recommend just going to 09 or new 997.2
#28
Former Vendor
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Though we’ve been building the .2 engines for 8 years, I’m not fond of them in many ways. Buying one just because it doesn’t have an IMS isn’t smart.
#30
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