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Old 04-17-2011 | 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by chsu74
so clean you can eat off it.. nice. How much did he charge?
Chao,
We get 12 hours labor, (@85/hr thats $1025.00)for a 996 IMS. The single row IMS is 519.00, dual is 599.00. Then there are your obvious components like RMS, oil & filter, new crank and pressure plate bolts, clutch if needed. We also inspect the tensioners and replace if needed.

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Old 04-18-2011 | 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by ROCS Auto Inc
Chao,
We get 12 hours labor, (@85/hr thats $1025.00)for a 996 IMS. The single row IMS is 519.00, dual is 599.00. Then there are your obvious components like RMS, oil & filter, new crank and pressure plate bolts, clutch if needed. We also inspect the tensioners and replace if needed.
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Thank you Rich. How much more to replace cam pads, water pump and AOS at the same time?
Old 04-18-2011 | 06:48 PM
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How big of a job is it to replace teh cam pads?
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Thank you Rich. How much more to replace cam pads, water pump and AOS at the same time?
Chao,
At that point we'd just drop the whole thing down and do it all outside, solid 2+ day job. I'll send you a pm as I didn't intend on turning Marc's ims thread into Rich's promo thread.
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How big of a job is it to replace teh cam pads?
I wouldn't address the pads without addressing the "while you're at it items" like water pump, aos, ims etc. all that with a nice neat clean up job takes a lot of time to do properly. IMO it makes most sense to bite the bullet and knock it all out in one shot.
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Originally Posted by ROCS Auto Inc
Chao,
At that point we'd just drop the whole thing down and do it all outside, solid 2+ day job. I'll send you a pm as I didn't intend on turning Marc's ims thread into Rich's promo thread.


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Sorry my bad, I have the IMS upgrade kit on order from my dealer and was planning on the RMD, clutch, water pump, ASO but not sure about the cam pads. Service manger said he would worry about it right now because the car has just under 40K miles.
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RMD should be rms, i'm still thinking its tax season!
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Chao, Dave. Pms sent

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I could get a scan and post it up for reference.
wisky: per the note on your bill, how narrow are your tires, out of curiosity? Mine are narrow too. I'd like another shop's impression as a reference. Thanks.
Old 04-19-2011 | 06:29 PM
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On my 18x11R, I am running 285/30/19 Dunlop SP9000 - they are def too narrow for the wheel, 315/25/19 would be a perfect fit to ensure 0% speedometer error according to the tire calc:

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
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Originally Posted by Ahmet
Just pulled a 46k mile bearing, literally perfect shape. However, if somebody local has to have the replacement, I'd do the labor for roughly half what's quoted.
Hey Ahmet,

still working in cars? PM me I’m new to all this I have a 996 looking to have someone work on the ims
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Originally Posted by EzraLan
Hey Ahmet,

still working in cars? PM me I’m new to all this I have a 996 looking to have someone work on the ims
Wow, an 8 year dead thread brought back to life!
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Originally Posted by 808Bill
Wow, an 8 year dead thread brought back to life!
The man says 50% off the standard rate. I think that'll wake the dead haha.
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