Arctic Cat MudPro 700

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Feb 12, 2011 | 04:20 PM

#21

User492

Elite Pro Rider

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Originally Posted by bent1

Keep the stock tires on and don't be an idiot, axles will last for ever.

Prolly the best advise in here.....

Feb 12, 2011 | 07:41 PM

#22

hallj86

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Just watch the espisode. One your suck and start turing the tires in the mud it stresses the cv joints. It would do the same to my quad thats why the can am mxr has upgraded axels

Mar 15, 2011 | 05:25 PM

#23

BorderCat

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From: Willcox, Az.

I have a 2006' AC 400 4x4 auto and been everywhere out on some nasty trails and never had any problems...big sized bike and great ground clearance. Never been disappointed with Arctic Cat.

Mar 28, 2011 | 12:53 PM

#24

User492

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BorderCat

I have a 2006' AC 400 4x4 auto and been everywhere out on some nasty trails and never had any problems...big sized bike and great ground clearance. Never been disappointed with Arctic Cat.

No problems with mine either - other than what was caused by rider error...

May 3, 2011 | 01:40 AM

#25

mihau

Weekend Warrior

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Hi! I'm new here

I'm from Poland, i own AC mud pro 700 09'.

Few days ago I bought mud pro 700. low milleage - only 360.

Front diff was repaired (weld) but stiil have some oil leakage. I removed diff and gave for another welding. Inside the i saw some it was broken a bit.

Anyone knows why fornt diffs in mud pro brokes??? I saw on highlifter forums more threads with this problems. Any replacement of diff (suzuki maybe)???

One more... speed limit.. How to change it???

ps. sorry for my english.