PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser
4"-6"
$317.99
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$317.99
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$317.99
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PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser for Arctic Cat F7 Firecat 700 Snowmobile
PowerMadd Adjustable Height Snowmobile Pivot Riser for Arctic Cat F7 Firecat 700 Snowmobile
$317.99
Sale price
$317.99
Regular price
$317.99
SKU:1004-2049
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Description
FEATURES
- Raise or lower handlebars up to 3"
- Go from stand-up boondocking to trails riding
- Share a sled with someone who likes a different bar height
- Easy to install any T style steering post; wide or narrow
- Flat top steering post requires a pivot adapter, which adds another 1.25" height
- Minimum height 5", maximum height 8"
- Height is measured from center or bars to center of steering post.
Note: If you have a Ski Doo Gen 4 and have a fitment issue with the Adjustable Riser, call 651.462.8465 for a free replacement part.
Note: These risers are not compatible with the stock Ski Doo G4 top clamps needed for the OEM grab strap. Re-installing the OEM grab strap is not possible once the riser is installed.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 45591
Vehicle Information
Arctic Cat F7 Firecat 700 Snowmobile (2003-2006)
The Arctic Cat F7 Firecat 700, produced from 2003 to 2006, was a high-performance snowmobile renowned for its lightweight Firecat chassis and powerful 698cc liquid-cooled, 2-stroke Suzuki twin engine, consistently delivering around 140 horsepower.
While the engine remained consistent throughout its production, the F7 Firecat 700 saw notable mid-cycle developments. The 2003 model introduced the new platform with batteryless EFI, though it faced initial recalls. For 2004, the chassis received reinforcements and engine tuning was refined. A significant change occurred in 2005 with the adoption of Arctic Cat's ACT (Diamond Drive) final drive system, replacing the traditional chaincase, which initially led to overgearing and belt issues. By 2006, the ACT system was improved, and an "R" model with a chaincase was offered as an alternative. FAQ:
Q: How do I ensure I select the correct parts for my F7 Firecat 700?
A: Please use the year and edition selector on this page to find parts specifically compatible with your snowmobile.