Fitment Information: This COBB Pitch Stop Mount is designed to fit a wide range of Subaru models. It's suitable for the 2002 - 2025 WRX, 2004 - 2021 STI, 2005 - 2012 Legacy GT, 2005 - 2009 Outback XT, and 2004 - 2013 Forester XT. Features: Swap out your factory pitch mount with this COBB one and experience a significant boost in overall drivetrain stiffness. It gets rid of power loss caused by drivetrain movement and gives you a more connected feel when you're driving with spirit. The mount is crafted from CNC machined aluminum. The bushings come pre - greased and are already installed in the mount. It has a sleek black powdercoat finish with the COBB logo. There's a 68 AHR firewall bushing at the rear and an 85A motor bushing at the front. Installation is a breeze, and you even get an installation guide. The COBB Subaru Pitch Stop Mount is made from CNC machined 6061 - T6 aluminum and has a black anodized finish. The COBB logo is laser engraved on the top and bottom. The 68A high - rebound bushing at the firewall and the 85A bushing at the motor offer a more solid mount than the stock one, without being too harsh for everyday driving. The grooves in the bushing keep the grease in place and prevent creaking over time. Note: Subaru of America has issued a TSB for all 2015 - 2017 WRX and STI models made up to June 6, 2016. This TSB involves replacing the pitch stop bracket as the factory one can tear and break free from the firewall. Check your mount for cracks and make sure the TSB is applied before installing the COBB Pitch Mount. Otherwise, it might affect your warranty service.
Using your COBB Pitch Stop Mount is straightforward. First, if you have a 2015 - 2017 WRX or STI model made up to June 6, 2016, check your existing pitch stop bracket for cracks. Apply the TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) if needed. Then, simply replace your factory pitch mount with the COBB one. The installation is easy, and you have an installation guide to help you through the process. When it comes to maintenance, the pre - greased bushings with grooves are designed to keep the grease in place. However, if you notice any unusual noises or creaking over time, you can check the bushings and add a bit of grease if necessary. Regularly inspect the mount for any signs of wear or damage. Keep in mind that proper installation following the TSB (if applicable) is crucial to ensure you can get warranty service if needed.
