All Balls Shaft Bearing and Seal Kit
03-141001 (MFG #: 14-1001)
$60.55
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$60.55
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$60.55
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All Balls Shaft Bearing and Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Wildcat 700 Snowmobile
All Balls Shaft Bearing and Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Wildcat 700 Snowmobile
$60.55
Sale price
$60.55
Regular price
$60.55
SKU:03-141001
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Description
All Balls Snowmobile Drive-Train Bearng & Seal Kits contain all of the bearings,seals,O-rings and misc. parts needed to refresh your Driveshaft or Jackshaft in one convenient package.All bearings are an ABEC 3 level precision hi-speed bearings filled with Kyodo-Yoshi PS2 low temp grease,sealed using low drag double lip seals to provide superior performance in all weather conditions. Type TC Nitrile Elastomer seals are also included with each kit, designed to keep the water and dirt out and provide an optioum seal.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 14-1001
Vehicle Information
Arctic Cat Wildcat 700 Snowmobile (1991-1996)
The Arctic Cat Wildcat 700, produced from 1991 to 1996, was a prominent snowmobile known for its powerful 700cc liquid-cooled Suzuki twin-cylinder 2-stroke engine. Throughout this period, the engine displacement remained consistent, establishing the Wildcat 700 as a top "muscle sled" in Arctic Cat's lineup. A significant technological advancement occurred in 1991 with the introduction of Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI), making the Wildcat 700 one of the first mass-produced snowmobiles to feature this technology. While carbureted versions were also available, EFI models offered benefits like crisp throttle response, altitude compensation, and improved cold starts. Horsepower figures varied, with the 1991 model producing 115 hp and the 1994 EFI version estimated at 130-140 hp. Trims included the standard Wildcat 700, the EFI variant, and the specialized Mountain Cat, designed for deep snow with an extended track. An EFI Touring model with a 136-inch track was also available in 1996. FAQ:
Q: Is this product compatible with my Arctic Cat Wildcat 700?
A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and model selector at the top of this page.