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CON ROD T100 58-74 LFH
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Also known asE9915
DiagramFig. 1 — CRANKSHAFT AND CONNECTING RODS · ref 7
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Listed in parts books1974

CON ROD T100 58-74 LFH

Connecting rod for the Triumph Tiger 100 twin, listed under the crankshaft and rod figure.

PN · 70-9915
Supersedes 70-6856 — earlier factory number for this part.
Available in 3 versions:

70-9915 is a connecting rod for the Tiger 100 twin, listed in the catalog under the CRANKSHAFT AND CONNECTING RODS figure. It's the link between the piston and the crankshaft, so it takes the load every time that cylinder fires and carries it down to the crank pin.

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This number supersedes the earlier factory part 70-6856, meaning if your parts book or an old crate of parts turns up that number, it's the same physical rod under a prior part number. You may also see it cross-referenced as E9915 in some records.

Because a con rod runs to a specific engine family and the catalog description names the T100, make sure you're matching it to a Tiger 100 motor before ordering — if you're working on a different Triumph twin, check your own parts book rather than assuming interchangeability.

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