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05-15-2011, 05:38 AM

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You guys that think the Can Am makes too much exhaust heat wouldn't like an Arctic Cat Thundercat. I've owned both, and the Thundercat is far worse for exhaust heat. You absolutely cannot ride it on a really slow super tough technical trail in the summertime, and plan on having to shift your weight over the left rear fender. It will literally burn your butt and leg.

not exhaust heat- cvt heat.

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05-15-2011, 06:37 AM

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not exhaust heat- cvt heat.

Odd, because I don't really notice CVT heat to be a problem with any of my Can Am ATVs. They get a little warm, but not bad at all.

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05-15-2011, 07:23 AM

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Odd, because I don't really notice CVT heat to be a problem with any of my Can Am ATVs. They get a little warm, but not bad at all.

All six of my can-am's did- You won't notice it too much unless it's already hot outside- 80* or above.

Other then for mudding, It's a major reason people snorkel their can-am cvt's- to dump the heat and let it breath.

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