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Cost for IMS, RMS, AOS and clutch / Prices too high?

Old Feb 16, 2014 | 02:01 AM
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just did what you are asking about
I paid roughly $1400 all porsche parts
with the exception of an L & N bearing
all new bolts ,fuel filter, clutch, Ims, Rms, Aos, cam plugs, pilot bearring
doing my own wrenching saves big$
 
Old Feb 16, 2014 | 07:10 AM
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to far :-(

Originally Posted by tommygunn
just did what you are asking about
I paid roughly $1400 all porsche parts
with the exception of an L & N bearing
all new bolts ,fuel filter, clutch, Ims, Rms, Aos, cam plugs, pilot bearring
doing my own wrenching saves big$
Awesome jobTommy! If it was not so far I'd come to your house for my next round maintenance
 
Old Dec 31, 2014 | 09:55 AM
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IMS Retrofit for Tiptronic

I just got a quote from 4 different shops recommended by LN engineering and the cost is between $2900 to 3800. Is this about right for a 2002 tiptronic. They said there is additional labor bec the transmission needs to be removed as well. Does this look about right?
 
Old Jan 2, 2015 | 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by jfintexas
I agree. Just had my IMS, a clutch kit, and the RMS replaced. They checked the AOS it was fine. The bearing ended up being fine BTW too. This all costed $2600 (parts, labor, and tax included). Specifically, IMS was $1700 and clutch kit $700, parts and labor included. Your numbers are high.
I also paid $2500 for a clutch, RMS, IMS replacement.
 
Old Jan 2, 2015 | 07:13 PM
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Just got a quote from a trusted local independent for the IMS, RMS and AOS on my 2002 manual. Using the LN ceramic bearing, the parts cost is about $1000. 8 hours labor at $150/hour is $1200.
 
Old Jan 7, 2015 | 08:19 PM
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I just spent $1300 on LN Double Row IMS, RMS, AOS, and a Sachs Clutch Kit. Parts only, no labor. I plan to do the work myself. Will spend the next few months assembling any additional tools I need and any parts I might want to replace "while I'm in there" and probably will attack this in April.
 
Old Jan 12, 2015 | 07:30 PM
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I've got my 04 C2 Cab scheduled to go in on 02/12 to Performance Motorcar Investments (PMCI) here in the Albuquerque Metro. Talked to the owner, Russ Kelso this afternoon and feel pretty comfortable! $640 for the IMS Solution, $25 for the RMS, and $560 for an OEM clutch kit if that's needed. He said it'll be about 8 hours @ $85 an hour, so worse case it'll be about $1800 unless the AOS needs to be changed.


It'll go in for a new Robbins top in March if all goes well...and the tax return shows up lol! Looking at about $3300 for that.


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Old Jan 14, 2015 | 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by philthy57
I've got my 04 C2 Cab scheduled to go in on 02/12 to Performance Motorcar Investments (PMCI) here in the Albuquerque Metro. Talked to the owner, Russ Kelso this afternoon and feel pretty comfortable! $640 for the IMS Solution, $25 for the RMS, and $560 for an OEM clutch kit if that's needed. He said it'll be about 8 hours @ $85 an hour, so worse case it'll be about $1800 unless the AOS needs to be changed.


It'll go in for a new Robbins top in March if all goes well...and the tax return shows up lol! Looking at about $3300 for that.


Phil
Hi Phil, I have having my top replaced for under $1,500. OEM quality from a company in California. Another friend had his top replaced from this same company and it looks original, is made to the original specs etc. I bought the top for $599. with free shipping. My indy is replacing the top at his shop for a flat fee of $500. My .02, check around $3,300 is lot to pay for a top. Cheers
 
Old Jan 22, 2015 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by p996cab
I just got a quote from 4 different shops recommended by LN engineering and the cost is between $2900 to 3800. Is this about right for a 2002 tiptronic. They said there is additional labor bec the transmission needs to be removed as well. Does this look about right?
Are you in south or north jersey? Local indy Provost here is under $3,000 for tippy.
 
Old Apr 4, 2015 | 05:45 AM
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Im actually in Central Jersey is that the actual shop name? Where is the shop located?
 
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