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Prox Pushrod Kit for KTM SX 125/150 16- & Husqvarna TC 125 16- & Gas Gas MC 125 2021-
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Product description
The ProX connecting rod kit for KTM SX 125/150 (2016-), Husqvarna TC 125 (2016-) & Gas Gas MC 125 (2021-) is a high-quality overhaul kit specially developed for modern 2-stroke engines that deliver maximum performance under extreme conditions. This kit is essential when overhauling the crankshaft and ensures the engine block operates optimally again.
ProX is known worldwide for its OEM-quality parts and manufactures connecting rods to strict tolerances. This ensures you get a perfect fit and optimal balance within the engine, which is crucial for smooth engine operation and reliable performance.
The kit comes complete with all necessary components, including the connecting rod, big-end bearing, crank pin and accompanying bearings. These parts are made from high-quality materials that withstand high RPMs, heat and extreme loads, such as those encountered in motocross and off-road use.
The connecting rod is designed for maximum strength and durability, while remaining optimized in weight for efficient engine operation. This contributes to a longer crankshaft lifespan and consistent power delivery.
Thanks to the precise finish and OEM specifications, installation is easy and the kit fits perfectly with the specified KTM, Husqvarna and Gas Gas models.
An ideal choice for riders and mechanics who want to professionally overhaul their 125/150cc 2-stroke engine and rely on maximum performance, durability and reliability in all conditions.
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Manufacturer
Race Winning Brands Europe B.V. (ProX)
Pesetaweg 27
2153 PJ Nieuw-Vennep
Netherlands
powersports@rwbteam.eu
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