I think I made my mind up Arctic Cat 7--

[firefighterjosh]

I think I finally made up my mind. I will be purchasing a Arctic Cat 700 here within the next couple months. (or maybe friday lol). I had it down to the Suzuki and AC and the AC sounds like a better quad to me. This will be a well rounded quad. Racing - mudding it will do it all.

My questions are.....

I know in the past I here of 4wd quad having belt senors that shut your quad down to a minimum rpm until you replace it.

Does the AC have this?

Also what other stupid senors does it have? I know it has to have something.

Anyone make a snorkle for them? I here the intake is right under the front rake and water gets into them kinda easy.

[TOPDAWG]

Originally posted by firefighterjosh
Racing - mudding it will do it all.

Just don't try racing a Brute Force 650i or Brute Force 750i or Outlander 650 or Outlander 800 or Sportsman 700 or Sportsman 800 or Grizzly 700 or Arctic Cat V2 or Prairie 650 or Prairie 700...

Any of those mentioned above will beat that 700 in the motor department. The only one that is close is a Grizzly 700 motor wise. The rest I listed there will stomp it in power.

Don't believe me? Ride em.

[oldskoolex400]

have you looked at Can-Am i hear their utilities are fast

[firefighterjosh]

I will be racing XC with it. So top speed is not a need for me.

Yes I have looked at the Can Ams. Rode one accually fast but way too high priced. $9,200 out the door is the best I can find in my area for a Can am vs 7k for the AC.

[jubileeatv]

artic cat is a cheap flimsy attempt at an atv..don't do it.
brp/can am or yamaha

[firefighterjosh]

Originally posted by jubileeatv
artic cat is a cheap flimsy attempt at an atv..don't do it.
brp/can am or yamaha

Accually AC is a great company. They make some tuff ATVS. But I went with the Suzuki 700 KQ. I got a better deal on it.