Arctic Cat Snowmobile Stator F6, F7, King Cat, M5, Mtn Cat, Sabercat, Zl, Zr on 2040-parts.com
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US
New; Open Box; Unused; Uninstalled
Arctic Cat OEM style Stator
Rick's Motorsport Electrics
Fits:
2004 F6 Firecat EFI / EXT
2003-2004 F7 Firecat EFI / SnoPro
2005-2006 King Cat 900 EFI
2005-2006 M5
2002-2004 Mountain Cat 800 EFI
2004 Mountain Cat 900 EFI
2006 Sabercat 500 EFI
2004 Sabercat 600 EFI / EXT /LX
2004 Sabercat 700 EFI / EXT/ LX
2002-2003 ZR 800 EFI / ESR / SS
2004-2006 ZR 900 EFI SnoPro
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