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Idaho Falls, Idaho, United States

Idaho Falls, Idaho, United States
Condition:New Brand:Starting Line Products Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Warranty:Yes



NEW - Arctic Cat SLP Tuned Exhaust  F7

Fits 2003-04 700 Firecat Carb and EFI models 


#09-761   

Painted Black Twin Pipes, Ceramic Coated Silencer

Regular Price - $715.95


Transform your 138 horsepower stock F7 into a wicked fast 150 horsepower demon with the addition of these twin pipes from SLP. These pipes not only deliver an additional 12 horsepower peak, but also provide an additional 6 ½ ft/lbs. of torque at 8100 RPM. Through their design they utilize a very broad powerband with incredible midrange performance. They also maintain low sound level emissions and as an added bonus reduce weight by 3 pounds. The ceramic coating option is highly recommended for use in deep powder snow conditions. In these conditions, it reduces underhood heat substantially.

EFI models must run BoonDockerâ„¢ Performance Control Box to provide proper fuel metering. SLP Instruction sheets include proper setup recommendations for this box. Some jetting and clutching changes are required, please inquire or refer to "Instructions" tab above for more information.

Compatible with reverse models


Installation Instructions:

http://www.slp.cc/catalog.cfm?pageID=detail&view=instruction&catalogID=2&catID=2&productID=4



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