Subaru Impreza GC8 Rear Aero Guard 3D Scanned Model 3D print model

**3D model description**Dear buyer

Key Features:

• High-quality 3D scan ensures accuracy and realism

• Available in STL file format for easy printing

• Detailed geometry captures all the nuances of the original part

• Had been cleaned up and processed for better print and fitment

• Had been test print and test fit

• Includes both raw and processed files

File Details:

• STL File Size Edited: 3.93 MB

• STL File Size Raw: 3.76 MB

• OBJ File Size Edited: 20.2 MB

• OBJ File Size Raw: 2.82 MB

• 3MF File Size Edited: 1.32 MB

• 3MF File Size Raw: 1.27 MB

Usage Suggestions:

• Automotive replacement part

• Flex to your friend that you download your car

• Impress your friends by casually mentioning that you downloaded your car part – flex your digital prowess!

• Perfect for surprising your automotive enthusiast friends with your 3D scanning and printing skills. Who needs a mechanic when you can DIY in style?

Notes to Buyers:

• This part is designed for one side only. You can easily flip it to obtain the other side using your slicer program before printing.

• Refunds cannot be issued for digital downloads, so please ensure that you are satisfied with the provided information and file details before completing your purchase

• If you have any questions or concerns regarding the product, compatibility, or usage, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to assist you and ensure a smooth experience.

Special thanks to Quy Pham for providing the sample part.

**3D printing settings**Size: 190x190x220mm

Material ABS, ASA, PC, PETG

Layer height: 0.1Walls count: 3Infill: 20%Print with support

Refer to the last 2 images for orientation.

• For best fitment, please use a brass insert for the screw thread

• Due to the bottom being slightly curved, it cannot print directly on the build plate, therefore, it needs to be elevated

• This part is designed for one side only. You can easily flip it to obtain the other side using your slicer program before printing.

Kind regards, Giao Pham