U-blade Carbide Runner 7.5'' Arctic Cat Crossfire/t500/570 More Model 07 To 2009 on 2040-parts.com
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 Self-Sharpening happens when the steel of the runner wears down (Exposing the Carbide).
The same as when you sharpen a lead pencil. Since the carbide is harder, it wears less and the steelon carbide sides wear a little more. This is especially so, when you cross roads and gravelly or paved areas. The runners always sharpens itself as you ride. The runners also lasts much longer than standard carbides due to the length of the carbide in the runner ( Save money, less replacements, more security) U-Blade Carbide Runner 7.5'' Arctic Cat Crossfire/T500/570 More Model 07 to 2009 BUY IT NOW: $219.99 Auto-Sharpening Aggressive Runners
Do you want to improve control?
Here is how to eliminate darting, zigazgging on icy & snow covered trails.
Install the snowtracker Aggressive kit, with self-sharpening 7 1/2 inches carbide runners, with the corrector and rediscover the confidence in any conditions, in trails, icy and snow-covered, espacially in grooves that were left by other snowmobiles.
You will have no more darting or zigzagging. Ride like the pros.
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Complete Kit: 2 U-Blades + 2 Carbides Runners
Fits on:
ARCTIC CAT
Crossfire (all) 2008 to 2009
Jaguar Z1 2007 to 2009
Proclimb M Series (all) 2008 to 2009
Procross F Series (all) 2008 to 2009
Panther 370/660 2008 to 2009
T500/ 570 2008 to 2009
TZ1 (all) 2008 to 2009
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