2006 Arctic Cat Crossfire7

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What was your intended objective when you started the build?

Repair and build a good looking older sled that’s reliable and bulletproof with a few updates.

What motivated you to start your project?

I’ve never been into the price and look of newer sleds. A total restoration/build was the only way I could have a new, reliable sled that looked good. Shortly after buying this sled I realized the right side front had been hit and bulkhead damaged also.

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the sled?

Rear bumper/tunnel braces designed and built.

What are you most proud of?

Completing this large of a project in time for winter. Roughly 10 months.

What do other people say about your snowmobile?

Why didnt you just buy a new sled? Alot of people like and appreciate it, especially the people that grew up around them in the firecat, M-series era

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Submitted by: Zachary Martynski

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Specifics

Classification: Wild

Make, Model & Year: Arctic Cat Crossfire7 2006

Time spent: 10 months

Snowmobile cost: 2k

Money spent: 5k

Engine: Laydown 700

Intake: EFI

Exhaust: Stock ceramic coated

Drivetrain: SSI clutch kit, secondary built by M and M sports, SSI extreme lite weight DD gearset

Tunnel/Chassis Modifications: New M series bulkhead with custom machined sway bar tubes, engine mount reinforcement, tunnel reinforcements, custom built A-arm braces, powdercoated

Suspension: Factory Shocks revalved and built by Suspension Proz

Brakes: SSI ceramic lite brake rotor/pads

Finish – Paint: Powder coated front suspension, rear suspension and tunnel/bumper