Replacement Engine Suggestions?
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So is it still in production?
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#35
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I had a good laugh looking at that thread again. I remember it well. They had never actually run it or installed it. Notice there is no cutout on the face of the flange for the timing teeth on the flywheel, which pass through the center of the flange. That's why all IMS flanges have dog ears, unlike theirs. They did come back with a redesign (I have pictures saved for posterity), but the whole premise was poor from the get go. Their idea was that the additional bearings didn't make contact with the IMS until the front bearing failed, which would then allow for the engine to keep on running, spreading debris throughout. That was their concept anyways. Like these guys, there were and are many imitators that have since brought to market various products at every price point and quality level.