TrueBlue
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Does any one know why there is a difference in the connecting rod assemblies & part no's for a 2015 Vector & a 2018 Vector. I can't see why they would change this unless there was a problem. I have owned other Vectors & never had a problem.
4strokeluvr111
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Didn't they "lighten up" or redesign parts within the motor in 2016?
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New crankshaft, connecting rod, and piston in 2016 and later Vector models.
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Same as the Vipers.
TrueBlue
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New crankshaft, connecting rod, and piston in 2016 and later Vector models.
Are these new updates better or worst. I always thought this engine was bullet proof, why change it.
theCATman
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Are these new updates better or worst. I always thought this engine was bullet proof, why change it.
Apparently no good for boost. But N/A, less rotating mass is good.
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