Polaris TX-C 340 Snowmobile (1980)

The 1980 Polaris TX-C 340 was a lightweight snowmobile designed for cross-country racing, known for its precise handling. It was powered by a 336cc Fuji EC34PT-07 twin-cylinder, free-air engine, operating at 7500 RPM. This model was offered as a distinct configuration without multiple trim levels. The 1980 model year marked a significant transition for the TX-C line. After 1980, the TX-C 340 in its original form was discontinued. For 1981, Polaris introduced the TX-C 440, which retained the same chassis but featured a new 440cc oil-injected, fan-cooled engine. This change also signaled a shift towards a more luxury-oriented snowmobile with enhanced seating and trim, and it was Polaris's first TX-C model to incorporate oil injection. The TX-C 440 continued until 1982 before its discontinuation. FAQ:

Q: How can I ensure these parts fit my Polaris TX-C 340?

A: To guarantee compatibility, please use the year and model selector on this page to specify your exact snowmobile. Q: Are parts for the 1980 TX-C 340 interchangeable with the 1981 TX-C 440?

A: Significant changes, including the engine and features, occurred between these models. Always refer to the year and model selector for precise fitment information.