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Company23 Crankshaft Socket
Subaru Models (inc. 2002-2014 WRX/STI)
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RallySport Direct is proud to carry quality specialty tools from Company 23 to allow both the professional tech or do it yourself enthusiast to perform maintenance successfully using the right tool to get the job done right the first time.
This particular tool is the Company 23 Crankshaft Socket. The main intended purpose is to allow the engine builder to rotate a complete engine with any 1/2" ratchet or breaker bar. It will allow for an easy location of TDC replacing a timing belt or any maintenance that requires TDC. This is a rotating socket that slips onto the crankshaft snout. It is a low profile design that makes access easy without the risk of crankshaft snout damage or a backward engine rotation. Company 23 CNC machined this tool to provide a lifetime of reliable use.
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Pricey socket but it makes rotating your engine effortless.
Highly recommend when performing a timing belt change, it makes it much easier to find TDC with your 1/2 ratchet.
Awesome quality, and perfect fit. Company 23 has great products.
Just as described. Remove the crank pulley and slide this over the key. Makes it much easier to do timing belt changes and also to keep the engine from spinning while applying torque to the flywheel/clutch bolts.
Just as described. Remove the crank pulley and slide this over the key. Makes it much easier to do timing belt changes and also to keep the engine from spinning while applying torque to the flywheel/clutch bolts.
