Polaris TX-L Indy 340 Snowmobile (1980-1982)

The Polaris TX-L Indy 340, produced from 1980 to 1982, was a pioneering snowmobile known for its innovative Independent Front Suspension (IFS) and liquid-cooled engine. This model was powered by a 333cc (or 339cc) Fuji Heavy Industries Polaris Superstar ECPL34-05 liquid-cooled twin engine, often called a "water burner," delivering 56 horsepower. It featured two Mikuni VM-38 carburetors and CDI ignition. During its 1980-1982 production, the TX-L Indy 340 was offered as a singular model without distinct trims. The 1980 introduction of the IFS was a revolutionary design, but the model itself remained largely consistent in its fundamental design and engine specifications throughout these years. There were no significant mid-cycle generation changes or major engine overhauls for the TX-L Indy 340 during this specific period. Later Indy 340 models (post-1982) represent a different generation. FAQ:

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