The three-liter EZ30 engine was the flagship engine of all large Subaru cars for a full decade (1999-2009). It replaced the EG33 and in turn was gradually superseded by the more modern EZ33. The power unit was designed from scratch, and did not become a revision of some old motor, which allowed the designers to initially introduce advanced systems and technologies. The EZ30 engine is a boxer 6-cylinder injector packaged in an aluminum block with a nominal volume of 2999cc.
Continue reading Engine EZ30
Subaru Tribeca
The Subaru Tribeca is a Japanese mid-size crossover vehicle produced from 2004 to 2015. at factories in the United States owned by Subaru. The car was originally intended for the North American market. The name Tribeca is the designation for the New York City area. The model is based on the Subaru Legacy platform. The car is also sold in the markets of Europe, Asia, China, Australia and Latin America. In North America, only about 80 thousand cars were sold.
Engine EZ30
Engine EZ36
The production of EZ 36 boxer motors began in 2007 at the Japanese Gunma Oizumi Plant and continues to this day. EZ 36 is a unit designed for gasoline with an octane rating “95”. The engine block is made of aluminum, fuel injection – injection; depending on the modification, the power can be 245 hp. and 258 hp.
Continue reading Engine EZ36