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Description

UMA RACING BORE UP CONNECTING ROD – R15 MT15 AEROX (99MM) 02B00880

Specifications

Type: Automotive Connecting Rod
Surface Finish: Hard Anodized
Engine Type: 2-Stroke
Vehicle Type: Scooter
Use: Automobile
Color: Anodized
Grade: Aerox Grade
Brand: UMA RACING
Product Dimensions: 99 mm
Process: Die Casting
Product Model: R15 MT15 AEROX (99MM)
Corrosion Resistance: Chrome-Plated Coating

Description

02B00880 is the UMA Racing Bore-Up Connecting Rod (99 mm) designed for Yamaha 155cc VVA engines. It is a heavy-duty forged connecting rod intended for high-performance and big-bore engine builds.

Compatible Motorcycles & Scooters in India

Direct compatibility:

  • Yamaha R15 V3
  • Yamaha R15 V4
  • Yamaha MT-15
  • Yamaha Aerox 155

What This Part Is Used For

This connecting rod is mainly installed during:

  • Big bore kit upgrades
  • High-compression builds
  • Racing engine builds
  • High-RPM setups
  • Track and drag applications

It is commonly paired with:

  • UMA 63 mm Cylinder Block Kits
  • Forged Pistons
  • Performance Crankshaft Balancing
  • Larger Throttle Bodies
  • Racing ECU Tuning

Key Features

  • Forged heavy-duty construction
  • Higher tensile strength than OEM rods
  • Better durability under high RPM
  • Improved stability for increased displacement
  • Designed for aggressive performance tuning

Important Installation Notes

This is not a cosmetic bolt-on part. Installation requires:

  • Full engine opening
  • Crankshaft work
  • Proper balancing
  • Precision assembly
  • ECU and fueling adjustments after installation

Recommended only for:

  • Performance workshops
  • Tuned engines
  • Professional engine builders

Best Applications in India

Most commonly used on:

  • Drag-spec Yamaha Aerox 155
  • Track-focused Yamaha R15 V4 builds
  • Yamaha MT-15 street-performance setups

For a stock daily bike, this part is generally unnecessary unless the engine is being converted to a big-bore or high-power setup.

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