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Prova Rear Crossmember Collar Set
Subaru Models (inc. 2008+ WRX / STI)
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RallySport Direct is proud to provide you with quality enhancements brought to you by Prova.
Here, you are looking at the Prova Rear Crossmember Collar Set. This collar set has been designed to help reduce unnecessary movement in the rear cross member of your vehicle.
DETAILS:
Specifications
Brand:
Prova
Durometer:
Solid
Installation Hardware Included:
No, Use OEM
Type:
Insert
Mfgr. Warranty:
No Warranty
Condition:
New Product
Return Policy:
Standard
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I didn’t have the pleasure of purchasing through RSD but nonetheless I’ll provide my feedback here to help anyone else wading through the sea of debate. If you’ve ever taken your rear subframe apart to fit replacement bushings / inserts then you will know that lining it back up is a HEADACHE!!! My 2011 WRX rear subframe (with the bolts loose) can be physically shifted 5mm left or right on an angle (rotational shift, not directly horizontal). The debate with these bolts is stopping the subframe from moving, my decision in buying these collars was the peace of mind and ease of use to get my subframe sitting where it should be. Sure you can just get an alignment to help combat the miss aligned subframe but you can’t adjust track (when the wheels are pushed closer to one side of the car than the other). Long story short: The car feels better connected, it now tracks better. It’s a feeling that’s hard to put into words without sounding like a cheesy paid infomercial- but the car sure feels better connected which relates to better feedback and composure on the road. Again, to me these are more for aligning the car than preventing movement - a point engineering backgrounds have chosen to criticise.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: Do these function differently than Beatrush Stopper Dogrunner085 months ago
Hello, Looking at refreshing my STI suspension, and I’m curious how these are different from the Beatrush Stoppers? They seem to possibly be serving different purposes, but I’m mainly curious if they would be complimentary or would it be pointless to use both? Thank you!
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A: They both serve the same function, and can not be installed together. They are both meant to fill in the gaps between the crossmember and the chassis.
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