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Description
Stud Boy bars are made to the highest standard in the industry. Large round host bars with virgin carbide inserts brazed to stay in place and hold an edge.
Stud Boy standard carbides are offered in several models to fit the needs of demanding snowmobilers in a 4", 6", 7.5" and 9" carbide lengths. Stud Boy bars are made to provide superior control on hard or icy surfaces and the deep profile adds additional control on soft conditions while providing long lasting durability.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number DOO-R2152-40
Vehicle Information
Arctic Cat Kitty Cat Snowmobile (1972-1999)
The Arctic Cat Kitty Cat, produced from 1972 to 1999, is an iconic snowmobile designed for youth riders. Initially powered by a 60cc Kawasaki engine producing 2.85 horsepower, it underwent several evolutions over the years, rather than being offered in distinct trims. Each year brought integrated improvements to the standard model. A significant change occurred in 1977 with the adoption of a Suzuki 60cc engine (often listed as 59cc for later models), delivering approximately 3 horsepower. Production was halted between 1982 and 1984, resuming in 1985 with the integration of always-on headlights and a windshield as standard features. Other updates included a switch from a metal to a plastic fuel tank in 1973, evolving graphics, the addition of a handlebar pad in 1979, a change from an aluminum to a steel chassis, and the addition of a rear bumper in 1995. Q: How can I ensure parts fit my Arctic Cat Kitty Cat?
A: To guarantee compatibility, please use the year and edition selector available on this product page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Drive Chain Lubrication | Every 10 hours | Inspect and lubricate. If dirty, remove, clean in solvent, reinstall, and lubricate. |
| Clutch Bearing Lubrication | Every 10 hours | Apply a drop of engine oil to the bronze clutch bearing. |