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2012 Arctic Cat ProClimb M800 Sno Pro 162

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2012 Arctic Cat ProClimb M800 Sno Pro 162
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2012 Arctic Cat ProClimb M800 Sno Pro 162 VS
All other Snowmobiles
General
Model Year 2012  
Manufacturer Arctic Cat   vs 24.6% Snowmobiles have Arctic Cat
Model Type Mountain  vs 27.1% Snowmobiles have Mountain
BASE MSRP(US)
12399  (12390 higher than average)
vs
9,136

Warranty (months) 12  
Engine
Fuel capacity
10.6 gal (0.01 gal higher than average)
vs
10.59 gal

Cylinders
(0.15 lower than average)
vs
2.15

Starter Electric  vs 31.3% Snowmobiles have electric
Engine Type Horizontal In-line  vs 87.6% Snowmobiles have Horizontal In-line
Engine Stroke
(0.69 lower than average)
vs
2.69

Valve Configuration Reed Valve  vs 65.5% Snowmobiles have Reed Valve
Displacement
794 cc (100.31 cc higher than average)
vs
693.69 cc

Turbocharged No  vs 93.9% Snowmobiles don't have Turbocharged
Carburetion Type Fuel Injected  vs 57.1% Snowmobiles have Fuel Injected
Reverse Yes  vs 90.9% Snowmobiles have Reverse
Dimensions
Length (ft)
10.83  (0.79 higher than average)
vs
10.04

Width
46 in (22.74 in higher than average)
vs
23.26 in

Maximum Ski Stance
41 in (0.05 in lower than average)
vs
41.05 in

Minimum Ski Stance
40 in (0.5 in lower than average)
vs
40.50 in

Track Length
162 in (25.89 in higher than average)
vs
136.11 in

Track Width
15 in (0.57 in lower than average)
vs
15.57 in

Lug Height
2.25 in (0.87 in higher than average)
vs
1.38 in

Features
Heated Hand Grips Standard 
Adjustable Ski Stance Standard 
Materials
Ski Material Plastic  vs 76.8% Snowmobiles have Plastic
Skag Material Carbide  vs 71.8% Snowmobiles have Carbide
Glass
Height Low  vs 37.8% Snowmobiles have Low
Seats
Number Of Seats
(0.31 lower than average)
vs
1.31



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