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Tucker Wins – You Win! APV Promotion
Tucker Hibbert capped off the 2013-2014 snocross season with a clean sweep of the final race in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Lake Geneva was a triple weekend, and that means 24 people won an autographed...
View ArticleACX Synthetic Has Your Arctic Cat Covered
Arctic Cat ATVs, Prowlers and Wildcats get used across a wide range of temperatures and conditions and keeping their engines properly lubricated is a tough job. Arctic Cat ACX 0W-40 Synthetic is a...
View ArticleACX Synthetic Recommended Change Intervals
Break-In Period – Change oil after first 10 hours or 100 miles. ACX Full Synthetic Oil – After break-in period, change annually, or after 1,000 miles with normal use (whichever occurs first). More...
View ArticleProtect Your Fuel System With Arctic Cat Fuel Stabilizer
Today’s Ethanol-blended fuels are designed primarily for automotive use and can cause serious fuel system problems in powersports applications. Ethanol is hygroscopic (soluble in water) so it has a...
View ArticleC-TEC4 Synthetic Oil
Arctic Cat C-TEC4 Synthetic Oil was originally formulated for use in Arctic Cat’s new 7000-series C-TEC4 1049cc 4-stroke engine. Boasting 135-horsepower, this three-cylinder engine is the...
View ArticleACX 0W-40 Synthetic Oil vs. ACX 15W-50 Synthetic Oil
Oil is a critical component to making an Arctic Cat ATV, Prowler or Widlcat survive and Arctic Cat offers two choices, ACX 0W-40 Synthetic Oil and ACX 15W-50 Synthetic Oil. Which one should you use?...
View ArticleSynthetic or Mineral oil?
Mineral oil has long been the choice for both automotive and ATV engine oils. Made from crude oil through a conventional refining process, mineral oil is not as stable a lubricant as synthetic because...
View ArticleATV Oil vs. Automotive Oil
All Arctic Cat ATV, Prowler and Wildcat lubricants are wet clutch certified. In a wet clutch application the engine, clutch and transmission all share the same oil. Using automotive oil in a vehicle...
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