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Ilovetoys
I got a F7 and A crossfire for the wife grinning-smiley-023.gif. I am wondering If there is any mods I can do that are cheap to the f7 to give that much more pulling power. I heard something with the pipe add some extra hp or am i off the wagon for thinking that. Im sure I heard it here some guys were talking abou doing something wiht there pipes to add hp.


Can anybody help me and should i get a diff air box also. Sled is efi.

Any help would be good. My first arctic cat and wow what was i thinking not getting one before. 300 miles on it only but can't wait for this year
Oh Canada
what year is your f7? there were different things for each year that worked well. personally i wouldnt do a pipe right off the bat. i would clutch it, possibly add a fuel pressure regulator ( certain years required it more than others) and see what you yhink then. add a dii set of skis like slp slts and hang on.

with pipes and pipe mods you change your torque curve and peak hp rpms thus requiring clutch changes. imo you will see big gains over stock with clutching on firecats....the 06s came with the best clutching stock.
Ilovetoys
I got an 06 so what do u recommend?

I got my eyes an slp twin pipes for 375 american. If I put these on what else do i need to do????
Oh Canada
With slp twins you will want to add a boondocker control box, clutch it and away you go!
Ilovetoys
QUOTE(Oh Canada @ Sep 1 2006, 09:00 AM) *
With slp twins you will want to add a boondocker control box, clutch it and away you go!



Do I have to add that or can i just put the pipes and go???
Xc Special
pipes make more power, need to reclutch for it
pipes need more fuel, boondocker

sums it up
Ilovetoys
Ah thanks
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