Arctic Cat 440 Efi L/c Motor From A 1994 Arctic Cat Prowler on 2040-parts.com
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States
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A 440 EFI L/C motor out of a 94 Arctic Cat Prowler in great condition Motor has only 1500 miles on it. Compression readings are 132 PSI / cylinder. Comes as pictured with recoil, coils, motor mount. Any questions, by all means, send me a message before buying. Thanks.
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