03.6011 Pro-X Connecting Rod Kit for KTX SX 50 SX50 2001-2026
03.6011 Pro-X Connecting Rod Kit for KTX SX 50 SX50 2001-2026
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Connecting Rod Kit for KTX SX 50
This Pro-X connecting rod kit is a rebuild component for the SX 50 engine, supplied with the reference 03.6011 for straightforward bottom-end service.
Overview
This connecting rod kit gives riders a dependable replacement for a worn bottom end on the SX 50. The Pro-X connecting rod kit includes the rod and matching small-end components needed for a rebuild. It suits riders and mechanics servicing 2001 through 2026 SX 50 machines.
Built For Performance
- Pro-X connecting rod kit built for the SX 50 engine
- Connecting rod sized for the stock crank assembly
- Kit includes the rod and matching small-end bearing
- Manufactured to OEM-comparable tolerances
- Suits bottom-end rebuilds and crank servicing
Fits These Machines
- for KTX SX 50 2001
- for KTX SX 50 2002
- for KTX SX 50 2003
- for KTX SX 50 2004
- for KTX SX 50 2005
- for KTX SX 50 2006
- for KTX SX 50 2007
- for KTX SX 50 2008
- for KTX SX 50 2009
- for KTX SX 50 2010
- for KTX SX 50 2011
- for KTX SX 50 2012
- for KTX SX 50 2013
- for KTX SX 50 2014
- for KTX SX 50 2015
- for KTX SX 50 2016
- for KTX SX 50 2017
- for KTX SX 50 2018
- for KTX SX 50 2019
- for KTX SX 50 2020
- for KTX SX 50 2021
- for KTX SX 50 2022
- for KTX SX 50 2023
- for KTX SX 50 2024
- for KTX SX 50 2025
- for KTX SX 50 2026
On-The-Job Use
- Bottom-end rebuilds on the SX 50 engine
- Crank servicing during a top-end refresh
- Race prep and seasonal engine maintenance
- Workshop repairs for mini motocross machines
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 03.6011 |
| Type | Connecting Rod Kit |
| Brand | Pro-X |
| Fitment | for KTX SX 50 |
Good To Know
Q: Does this kit include the bearing? A: The connecting rod kit is supplied with the rod and matching small-end components as listed by the manufacturer. Confirm the exact contents against your engine before ordering.
Q: Can I install this without splitting the cases? A: A connecting rod replacement requires splitting the crankcases and pressing the crank apart. A workshop with the right tools is recommended for this job.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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