I am looking to upgrade my Arctic Cat a little and add some performance. I have a 2003 F7 with about 3000 miles on it. I am not a lake racer nor do I really go crazy in the trails but I do like some "get up and go." Any ideas on a good clutch kit or any other upgrades? Im not interested in a nitrous kit and I don't want to break the bank on this. Thanks!
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2003 f7
- Thread starter durphee
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Its an EFI, standard track and its still stock, no upgrades except a newer seat. I mostly ride in Hayward, WI (where our place is) so its a good mixture of trail with some open lake riding. As far as performance, I am thinking either a killer 660 or 1000 ft. I enjoy the trails and quick starts the most, not really a speed demon for crossing lakes - usually keeping it under 90. I weigh around 195 and looking to spend around 500-600 or so.
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os so a stock 03 f7 should have 23/40 gears
I would go with 76g notched weights
62-38helix with a
snopro driven spring
D&D black
that is a good set up for your stock sled
allot of guys get there box re flashed to 06 program to lean out the mid and top end but not really needed.
you should be able to do that set up for under 150 and wax any stock poo800 that comes your way
it is better in hard pack but will work ok in the fluff.
if you really want to toss a g in to it I can get in to some detail with boon numbers pipe set up gearing etc etc it is your money only you know if you want to spend it.
but that is a solid clutching setup that will work well for you
I would go with 76g notched weights
62-38helix with a
snopro driven spring
D&D black
that is a good set up for your stock sled
allot of guys get there box re flashed to 06 program to lean out the mid and top end but not really needed.
you should be able to do that set up for under 150 and wax any stock poo800 that comes your way
it is better in hard pack but will work ok in the fluff.
if you really want to toss a g in to it I can get in to some detail with boon numbers pipe set up gearing etc etc it is your money only you know if you want to spend it.
but that is a solid clutching setup that will work well for you