Fitment Information: This kit fits 2002 - 2014 Subaru WRX, 2004 - 2021 Subaru STI, 2004 - 2013 Subaru Forester XT, and 2005 - 2012 Subaru Legacy GT. Features: It's a comprehensive package that includes an IAG Performance black racing timing belt, a timing belt guide, and a V2 Competition Series Timing Belt Tensioner. The IAG Billet Timing Belt Guide, made from a single piece of 6061 billet aluminum and anodized for protection, is a great way to keep your Subaru EJ Series engine running smoothly. It's engineered and manufactured in IAG's Maryland facility. The IAG V2 Competition Series 'WRC Style' Tensioner combines parts from older Subaru vehicles with an extra roller to control belt timing and tension. Its billet - aluminum base is CNC machined in - house and anodized black for corrosion resistance. NTN OEM style rollers ensure its reliability. The IAG Black Racing Timing Belt is built for all Subaru EJ series engines. It's optimized for strength and can maintain stable tension even in high - power, high - RPM engines. Lightweight and made of EPDM rubber, it offers increased durability and performance in all climates. The Kevlar construction is 300% stronger than the OEM belt and three times more heat - resistant. The belt teeth made of H - NBR grade rubber add extra strength. What's in the box: (1) IAG Black Racing Timing Belt, (1) IAG Timing Belt Guide, (1) IAG V2 Competition Series Timing Belt Tensioner.
Using this IAG timing belt kit is straightforward. First, make sure your engine is turned off and cooled down. Carefully remove the old timing belt, guide, and tensioner from your Subaru EJ Series engine. Then, install the new IAG Black Racing Timing Belt, following the correct routing as per your vehicle's manual. Next, fit the IAG Timing Belt Guide in place. Ensure it's securely attached to prevent any movement. Finally, install the IAG V2 Competition Series Timing Belt Tensioner and adjust it to the proper tension. Note: Always follow safety procedures when working on your engine. Wear protective gloves and eyewear. Before starting the installation, double - check that the kit is the correct fit for your vehicle model and year. For maintenance, regularly inspect the timing belt for signs of wear, such as cracks or fraying. Check the tensioner and guide for any looseness or damage. If you notice any issues, replace the parts promptly to avoid engine problems.
