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Connecting Rods - 2Cyl
Connecting rods link each piston to the crankshaft. They turn the up-and-down motion of combustion into the rotation that drives your machine. In a two-cylinder engine, each rod carries a large share of the load on every stroke. Riders and builders fit aftermarket rods when they add power or raise rpm. Some also fit them while rebuilding an engine that sees hard use, so the rotating assembly has strength to spare.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Brian Crower. It is the Brian Crower 2014+ Polaris XP 1000 Lightweight Connecting Rods with ARP2000 fasteners. Check that your engine is a match before you order.
When choosing connecting rods, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the rods are listed for your exact engine and model year.
Match the rods to your power goals and how hard you plan to run the engine.
Plan to check bearing clearances and follow the fastener torque specs during assembly.
Consider having an experienced engine builder handle the job.
To see parts that suit your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Connecting rods link each piston to the crankshaft. They turn the up-and-down motion of combustion into the rotation that drives your machine. In a two-cylinder engine, each rod carries a large share of the load on every stroke. Riders and builders fit aftermarket rods when they add power or raise rpm. Some also fit them while rebuilding an engine that sees hard use, so the rotating assembly has strength to spare.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Brian Crower. It is the Brian Crower 2014+ Polaris XP 1000 Lightweight Connecting Rods with ARP2000 fasteners. Check that your engine is a match before you order.
When choosing connecting rods, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the rods are listed for your exact engine and model year.
Match the rods to your power goals and how hard you plan to run the engine.
Plan to check bearing clearances and follow the fastener torque specs during assembly.
Consider having an experienced engine builder handle the job.
To see parts that suit your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
