2006 Arctic Cat Sno Pro

What was your intended objective when you started the build?

To build a cheap, reliable sled that I could keep forever and not have to worry about losing a ton of money on it!

What motivated you to start your project?

I bought a brand new 2102 Arctic Cat F800. After realizing that it sat more than it got used, and was losing value everyday, i thought there had to be a better way! I always liked this style race sled. I’ve had a ton of sleds, but never one of these. So the build was on!

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

The color scheme

What are you most proud of?

Having a sled that can take a beating and remains reliable for the trail

What do other people say about your snowmobile?

They’ve never seen a Sno Pro quite like this!

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Uncle Jesse says:

April 18, 2020 at 9:35 pm

Ditches and Bitches

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Specifics

Classification: Wild

Make, Model & Year: 2006 Arctic Cat Sno Pro

Fondly known as: Lettuce Shredder

Time spent: 120

Snowmobile cost: 3000

Money spent: 2000

Engine: Arctic Cat F7 motor with D&D and STM goodies. 150hp

Intake: EFI

Exhaust: D&D

Drivetrain: STM adjustable weights, Sno Pro gearing, 13.5x128x1.375 track

Tunnel/Chassis Modifications: Tunnel cutouts for snow evacuation, Sno Pro 500 U-cooler

Suspension: Fox float 2’s, C&A XT skis

Brakes: Wilwood brakes

Finish – Paint: Matte phantom gray metallic paint, florescent yellow powder coating

Accessories: LED headlights/tail ight, Arctic Cat tunnel pack