Brian Crower BC6608 ProH625+ Connecting Rods for 2002-2005 Subaru Impreza WRX

Vehicle Fitment

• 2002-2005 Subaru Impreza WRX (EJ205, AWD)
• 2004-2014 Subaru Impreza WRX STI (EJ257, AWD)
• 2007, 2011-2014 Subaru Impreza WRX STI Limited (EJ257, AWD)
• 2010 Subaru Impreza WRX STI Special Edition (EJ257, AWD)
• 2005 Saab 9-2X Aero (EJ255, AWD)

Features

• Aerospace-grade 4340 chromoly steel construction
• ProH625+ design for enhanced strength and durability
• Micropolished surface finish for reduced friction
• Equipped with ARP Custom Age 625+ fasteners
• Precision CNC machining for exacting tolerances
• Aluminum/Silicone/Bronze pin bushings for improved wear resistance
• Finish honed for optimal performance
• Designed to handle increased boost and high RPM applications

Specifications

• Center-to-center length: 5.141"
• Big end bore: 2.166"
• Big end width: 0.843"
• Pin end bore: 0.905"
• Pin end width: 0.843"
• Gram weight: 550g
• Torque specs: 65-70 ft-lbs (3/8")
• Sold as a set of 4

Included Components

• 4x ProH625+ connecting rods
• 4x ARP Custom Age 625+ fasteners
• Installation instructions

Product Description

The Brian Crower BC6608 ProH625+ Connecting Rods are engineered for Subaru's EJ series engines, offering exceptional strength and reliability for high-performance applications. Constructed from aerospace-grade 4340 chromoly steel, these rods are designed to withstand the demands of increased boost and high RPM ranges.

Featuring a ProH625+ design, micropolished surface finish, and equipped with ARP Custom Age 625+ fasteners, the BC6608 rods ensure precise tolerances and enhanced durability. The aluminum/silicone/bronze pin bushings further contribute to improved wear resistance, making them ideal for both street and track use.

These rods are compatible with various Subaru models, including the 2002-2005 Impreza WRX, 2004-2014 WRX STI, and the 2005 Saab 9-2X Aero, among others. Whether you're building a daily driver or a dedicated race car, the BC6608 rods provide the performance and reliability you need to push your engine to its limits.