Introduction to the Crankshaft

A crankshaft is a fundamental component of a car's engine. Its primary function is to convert the reciprocating motion of the pistons into rotational motion, which ultimately drives the wheels of the car. Crafted with precision, this stout crankshaft is engineered to sustain the demanding conditions of turbo engines, providing reliability and performance.

Why You Need a High-Quality Crankshaft

The crankshaft is the backbone of engine performance. A premium crankshaft ensures that the engine runs smoothly and efficiently, thereby enhancing the vehicle's overall power and longevity. It's essential to choose a crankshaft that can withstand high pressures and resist wear, especially when it's intended for turbocharged engines that operate at increased stress levels.

How the Crankshaft Works

• Translates linear piston motion to rotational force.
• Drives the camshaft to control engine timing.
• Helps balance the engine through counterweights.

Consequences of a Broken Crankshaft

If the crankshaft is compromised, it can lead to catastrophic engine failure. A broken crankshaft typically results in an immediate and abrupt halt of the engine, leaving the vehicle inoperable. Continuous use of a damaged crankshaft can also cause severe damage to connecting rods, pistons, and bearings, resulting in expensive repairs.

Recognizing Crankshaft Issues

Common signs of crankshaft trouble include knocking noises, vibrations, and an overall drop in engine performance. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's imperative to have your vehicle checked immediately to prevent further damage.

Compatibility List

This crankshaft is designed for the turbo variants of the following Subaru models, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal functionality:

• WRX/Levorg
• Legacy
• Impreza
• Forester
• WRX