Flat6 Innovations

Here’s the first part of the video series I was invited to produce with PCA, for the PCA Spotlight series on YouTube.

https://www.pca.org/news/2017-11-21/...ring-explained

Cuda911

Great stuff, thanks!!

I was just about to make a thread with the link to your video.... you beat me to it!

Flat6 Innovations

That was my plan, so when the smart asses made their remarks I could say “thanks for ruining MY thread”!

Here they come already!!

Mike Murphy

That’s pretty good. Thanks for sharing

shawn_nj

Great video. Thanks.

TonyTwoBags

+1

AWDGuy

Do bore scoring next. I need more ammo.

exthree

The IMS/IMSB video is both interesting and informative, and produced in a manner easily understood by those of us who don't wrench our 911. One suggestion for improvement is to eliminate or decrease the volume on the distracting overdubbed music. TYVM - /exthree

Flat6 Innovations

Complain to PCA, not me.

(complaints about free information always baffle me)

spruden

Ditto. Great content, great presentation. +996 to you and the PCA for putting your collective time and energy into this.

TonyTwoBags

Jake - One question on the video. Am I interpreting you correctly when you say the drive chains used in the mid-2000 to 2005 assembly are stronger than those used in the 1997 through mid-2000 design? I think you've noted before on Rennlist that drive chains on the in between cars (after mid-2000, pre 2006) are weaker than those used on 1997 through early 2000 models (the bolts that hold them together, more specifically). Regardless, thanks for hosting & running the tutorial. I'm looking forward to the episode where you explain how good The Solution is.

NYoutftr

Watched it last night
Well done
Thank you

Flat6 Innovations

You won't see that. The IMS Solution was given no advantage over any other technology that is gone over in this series. I didn't even claim the product as my own, and the only place that I am associated with it is the very opening caption of the video released last night where it says that I am the Inventor of the IMS Solution. That also should have been left out, in retrospect.

There are no bolts that hold the drive chains together. In the video I am referring to drive chain design, not specifically the quality of different years or models of drive chains. The post 2000 chain is the strongest, but also the heaviest, so at times I choose the earlier design for some applications.

exthree

...not a complaint.

TonyTwoBags

Thanks for clarifying. Your points on the IMS Solution are noted, and I understand how you want to keep the message objective. Just don't forget there are loads of owners out there that are appreciative of your work on the Solution (me included)! Happy Holidays-