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Connecting Rods - 3 Cylinder
Connecting rods link each piston to the crankshaft. They turn the up-and-down motion of combustion into rotation, and they take heavy loads on every stroke, especially at high rpm. Builders often replace stock rods during a rebuild, when an engine will make more power than it did from the factory, or when they want a lighter rotating assembly that revs more freely.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Brian Crower: the Brian Crower 2016+ Yamaha YXZ/998 Light Weight Connecting Rods with ARP625+ Fasteners. It is a focused option for Yamaha YXZ owners planning engine work rather than a broad lineup.
A few things to consider before you buy:
Confirm the rods are listed for your exact engine and model year.
Think about how you use the vehicle and how much power you plan to make.
Plan the rest of the rotating assembly at the same time, including pistons, bearings and balancing.
Have a qualified engine builder check clearances and follow the fastener torque procedure.
To check fitment, 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 rotation, and they take heavy loads on every stroke, especially at high rpm. Builders often replace stock rods during a rebuild, when an engine will make more power than it did from the factory, or when they want a lighter rotating assembly that revs more freely.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Brian Crower: the Brian Crower 2016+ Yamaha YXZ/998 Light Weight Connecting Rods with ARP625+ Fasteners. It is a focused option for Yamaha YXZ owners planning engine work rather than a broad lineup.
A few things to consider before you buy:
Confirm the rods are listed for your exact engine and model year.
Think about how you use the vehicle and how much power you plan to make.
Plan the rest of the rotating assembly at the same time, including pistons, bearings and balancing.
Have a qualified engine builder check clearances and follow the fastener torque procedure.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
