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Description
FEATURES
- New replacement meets or exceeds the original manufacturer specifications
- 100% OEM interchangeable
- OEM style connectors
- Stock mounting locations
- Designed to handle increased power loads
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 230-22083
Vehicle Information
Arctic Cat CFR 8 Snowmobile (2010-2011)
The Arctic Cat CFR 8, produced from 2010 to 2011, was a high-performance snowmobile known for its powerful 794cc, 2-stroke, electronic fuel injection engine. This model was positioned as a strong contender in its class.
A significant update occurred for the 2010 model year with the introduction of the "new" 800 H.O. engine. This engine featured a lighter crankshaft, new pistons, head, and cylinders, along with revised fuel system calibrations and Arctic Power Valves, replacing the previous 800 Suzuki motor. This resulted in a substantial power increase, with horsepower claims ranging from 151 hp to 160 hp for 2010, and 162 hp for 2011. The 2011 Arctic Cat CFR 8 was largely a carryover from the 2010 model, with no reported mid-cycle generation or significant engine changes. Trims offered included the CFR 8 H.O. and CFR 8 LE (Limited Edition) for both years. FAQ:
Q: How can I ensure parts compatibility for my Arctic Cat CFR 8?
A: To guarantee the correct fit for your snowmobile, please use our year and model selector on this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Spark Plugs | Weekly inspection | Inspect and replace if necessary by an authorized Arctic Cat dealer. |
| Drive Belt | Regular inspection | Check for wear, tears, or damage. Replace immediately if issues are found. |
| Coolant | Beginning and mid-winter season | Check coolant levels, along with other essential fluids (injection oil, engine oil). |