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Pinion Supports for Your Drivetrain
A pinion support helps control how the rear differential moves under load. When you launch hard or put power down out of a corner, torque tries to twist the differential housing. That movement can contribute to wheel hop, inconsistent power delivery and extra stress on bushings and mounts. A pinion support brace adds a firmer connection that limits this motion, so more of the engine's effort reaches the tires. Many enthusiasts fit one after adding power, stickier tires or both.
We currently have 1 pinion support in stock, from BMR Suspension. It is the BMR CTS-V Pinion Support Brace in Red, listed for fitment on the Cadillac CTS-V.
A few things to consider when choosing a pinion support:
Confirm the part matches your exact vehicle and model year.
Think about how you use the car, since firmer drivetrain parts can add some noise and vibration on the street.
Check the condition of nearby bushings and mounts while you are working in the area.
Consider the finish and color if the brace will be visible.
A pinion support helps control how the rear differential moves under load. When you launch hard or put power down out of a corner, torque tries to twist the differential housing. That movement can contribute to wheel hop, inconsistent power delivery and extra stress on bushings and mounts. A pinion support brace adds a firmer connection that limits this motion, so more of the engine's effort reaches the tires. Many enthusiasts fit one after adding power, stickier tires or both.
We currently have 1 pinion support in stock, from BMR Suspension. It is the BMR CTS-V Pinion Support Brace in Red, listed for fitment on the Cadillac CTS-V.
A few things to consider when choosing a pinion support:
Confirm the part matches your exact vehicle and model year.
Think about how you use the car, since firmer drivetrain parts can add some noise and vibration on the street.
Check the condition of nearby bushings and mounts while you are working in the area.
Consider the finish and color if the brace will be visible.
