Arctic Cat EXT 400 Snowmobile (1972)

The 1972 Arctic Cat EXT 400 was a performance-oriented snowmobile, primarily offered in a "Racer" trim. It was equipped with a Kawasaki T1A400R1A engine, featuring an approximate 400cc displacement. The 1972 model year marked a transitional period for Arctic Cat, as the company shifted towards using Kawasaki engines across its lineup. While no specific mid-cycle generation or engine changes were detailed for the EXT 400, 1972 was the final year for open-backed hoods, a design that offered easier carburetor access compared to the fully enclosed hoods introduced in 1973 due to new sound regulations. General enhancements across all 1972 Arctic Cat snowmobiles included kink- and freeze-resistant throttle and brake cables, a more conveniently located handlebar-mounted kill switch, padded handlebars, reflective front bumper trim, and standard shocks in both front and rear suspensions. FAQ: How can I ensure this part fits my 1972 Arctic Cat EXT 400?

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