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Old 05-14-2019, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 996AE
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I use Sleepers Speed Shop in Costa Mesa for my Aircooled cars and Mark at Hergesheimer for water cooled stuff.

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June 4th appointment.
Thanks. I was asking because I'm thinking about doing the Solution and the one local Indie that was certified, was only certified for the the regular bearing when I checked a year ago. I just checked again and they are now certified for the Solution too. I just hit two years of ownership and have been able to do all the work so far myself but the Solution is something I have no desire to attempt. The PO used this shop and they know the car so I will talk to them if I decide to go ahead.
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Yes.

I have done my annual oil changes, preventive coils, sparkplugs, wp, coolant, Trans fluid, brakes and Fisters, but for IMSB figured the preferred installer premium was/is the way to go.

I am not a fan of the solution. Dont like the external oil line. LN bearing is more than enough for me.
Old 05-14-2019, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 996AE
I am not a fan of the solution. Dont like the external oil line.
This is why I'm still only thinking about it. That line is definitely the weak link in the system.
Old 05-14-2019, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by SoCal911t
This is why I'm still only thinking about it. That line is definitely the weak link in the system.
How so?
Old 05-15-2019, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Ratchet1025
Finally avoided the rain and got to the track. New tires and suspension bits worked fantastic! New pavement at Waterford Hills felt great and much faster.
Sweet! What group sanctioned the track event? PCA, or other? Edit: never mind. I found this thing - the world wide web? Seems you can look up all kinds of things...

You should visit Thistle Hill this Saturday. The RallyCross will go off - rain or shine.

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Old 05-15-2019, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by SoCal911t
This is why I'm still only thinking about it. That line is definitely the weak link in the system.
It's super high strength braided steel line. Plus, it's tucked away from anything that could snag it. Personally, it's one of the beauties of the IMS Solution.
Old 05-15-2019, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 996AE
Hawk HP+ pads are a great pad for street.

Just dont take them to the track.
I think autox is as much track time as they'll see. After a couple recent threads where folks have had their engines pop on the track despite taking all the proper precautions, I'm getting cold feet on the idea of track days. A $15k engine rebuild is not in the budget at the moment.
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Picked up my car today after a week at the shop. LN IMS bearing, RMS, AOS, clutch and flywheel done. Shop said the clutch looked pretty beat so it was good that I replaced it, the new one feels great. Looking forward to the spring, summer and taking the hard top off.
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Originally Posted by Shooter_McGavin
I think autox is as much track time as they'll see. After a couple recent threads where folks have had their engines pop on the track despite taking all the proper precautions, I'm getting cold feet on the idea of track days. A $15k engine rebuild is not in the budget at the moment.
Same here, I was going to do Harris Hill this weekend, nope!

I'll just keep driving the crap out of it back and forth to work! MANY smiles!
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Originally Posted by Scott at Team Harco
Sweet! What group sanctioned the track event? PCA, or other? Edit: never mind. I found this thing - the world wide web? Seems you can look up all kinds of things...

You should visit Thistle Hill this Saturday. The RallyCross will go off - rain or shine.
Yes, it was a RSR (rally sport region) PCA event, feel free to drop in, good group, lots of fun cars. Their signature event is the weekend of 6/15 at Grattan. Please share videos of the RallyCross!
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Originally Posted by Ratchet1025
Yes, it was a RSR (rally sport region) PCA event, feel free to drop in, good group, lots of fun cars. Their signature event is the weekend of 6/15 at Grattan. Please share videos of the RallyCross!
I have several friends in that region. In fact, my boss is the Secretary.

I love Grattan. Great track.
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Default Clifford security system ?


Found this to the right of the battery compartment in the frunk. Old Clifford security. Worried about removing and having the car be immobilized somehow!
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Originally Posted by Dranon

Found this to the right of the battery compartment in the frunk. Old Clifford security. Worried about removing and having the car be immobilized somehow!
https://itstillruns.com/disable-clif...m-7625283.html
Old 05-16-2019, 01:23 PM
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Clip the zip tie and unplug the red wire spade. So if everything still works.
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Originally Posted by DBJoe996
Clip the zip tie and unplug the red wire spade. So if everything still works.


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