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Tool to help install cam seals to the correct depth for Subaru EJ engines. It's similar to the OEM tool or any of the other professional tools. It stops on the engine head, so you can't put the seal in too deep. It was tested on a 2007…
A simple model I made in fusion360 of an EJ25 head gasket.
It can be a bit tricky to get the tool lined up, but once you do you should feel it ‘snap’ onto the seal. Gently rock the tool back and forth as you pull and the seal will eventually release. Installation works the same, just in reverse.…
Fender Pick Up Cold Air Intake for 2002 Subaru Impreza EJ251. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pros: - Cleaner Engine Bay - Theoretically colder air (factory pickup is next…
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Here's a keychain using the EJ25 block stamp design. Can print with PLA, TPU, whatever. Recommend printing on fine 0.12-0.18 on layer height. Otherwise pretty standard settings should be fine. Enjoy!
Subaru Impreza (2006, NA) exhaust flange blueprint Subaru Impreza 2006 exhaust flange blueprint to CNC cut from steel. How to make? Needs to be cut out of 10mm (3/8 inch) steel.
This design is based upon the ‘VALVE ROCKER HOLDER’ tool shown in the factory service manual. Just like the factory tool, this snaps onto the upper support rail and holds the rockers in their normal orientation during disassembly.
WARNING: Improper use of this tool can result in damage to your engine block. Don't use it if you don't fully understand what you're doing! NOTE: when printing, increase Infill to 25% – all other default settings should be fine. Affix…
Screw in Funnel for Subaru EJ Motors, helps prevents spillage due to factory oil filler neck design. Recommend printing in ASA/ABS for durability, slow down print speeds at the threads to allow for appropriate cooling of the overhangs.…
