Arctic Cat-fox Float Shock 2703-803 18.80"-assy on 2040-parts.com
Polo, Illinois, United States
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For sale is this brand new Arctic Cat - Fox Float Shock P#2703-803. Box never even opened before taking pictures for this listing. Ordered for my 2011 Arctic Cat CF800 Limited and never used. Check your sled's required part, but this shock will fit on many Arctic Cat and other manufacturers snowmobiles.
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