2014 - 2023 Ram ProMaster Scopema Front Passenger Seat Swivel Adapter

Works exactly as it should, though it is a bit heavier and difficult to actually spin than expected. I only installed on the passenger side so no real issues in how that raises the height. I'd recommend a tutorial blog post or something out there that tells you exactly what equipment you need to do the job properly (for me it was a T-40 star bit and a hex set) since the instructions it comes with are pretty sparse. So far, a really quality piece of hardware delivered on time.

This swivel is heavy and somewhat difficult to install simply by being heavy and hard to maneuver but you can tell that with weight, comes quality. I know this is the one and only swivel I'll have to buy for this chair, which made the cost worthwhile. A note on install: The directions could use more info (which side is up? the stickers are in french so it's pretty hard to tell), does the swivel handle go inside the chairs or towards the door? Also, the directions tell you to "use original hardware" on the lower swivel base to seatbox attachment. My original hardware was a torx screw with a large enough head that actually blocked the swivel action. I replaced the originals with the included, slimmer-head hex screws and the issue was fixed. For new buyers, I'd just err on the side of caution and use the included, shorter set of six on the first round.

I don’t know why we waited to purchase this. It gives us so much extra room in the van! It was an easy, 2-hour install (by a 5’ female) with hand tools. You will need a good set of Allen wrenches.

I waited a long time to pull the trigger on this. I just swiveled my passenger seat on my Ram 1500 Promaster; I didn't want to do the driver side b/c I have a cabinet that would restrict motion, and I am tall and didn't want my driving view to be any higher than it already is. Installation went pretty smoothly, but I had clearance issues with some of the bolts—all on the Scopema unit itself. I had to use my angle grinder to buzz down a couple of bolts to prevent collision on the swing movement. Other than that, all good. The unit is indeed beefy and well engineered. And I'm an engineer, and picky about these things!

I bought 2 bargain swivels on eBay for my Promaster, that was a bad idea. After about a year of fighting these because they were so difficult to use (pinched fingers and constantly having to move the seat back and forth to get the seats to swivel) wobbly, and raised the seats excessively high. So I bought a Scovena for the drivers seat. This swivel is the only way to go and after a couple of months I replaced the passenger seat as well. These cost a bit more but I ended up throwing away $400 when I put the eBay swivels in the garbage!