Steve004

Hello all,

I bought a 2012 Arctic Cat Sno Pro 120 from my 5 year old son. I do not know much about snowmobiles but am learning as I go from these forums, as well as web-sites. I see they have wheel kits for the Sno Pro 120 for my son to ride outside of the snow. My question is, doesn't the pavement damage or wear-down the track?

Thank you.

RJ Gleason

Not as much as you might think due to it's slow speed and low torque.

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Steve004

Thank you for your response. When I bought the snowmobile I also bought a rear wheel kit for the track. It is comprised of 6 small black wheels (3 on each side). I don't remember the exact reason I bought the kit, other than it helps the snowmobile. I believe it helps in traction. I'm not sure if this makes a difference for driving on the pavement, as well.

Steve004

RJ,

Are you saying it's ok to do?

RJ Gleason

Lots do it with no adverse effects and the kidletts love it, especially at the grass drags when they get to race.

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Old Cat Rider
'93 Wildcat 700EFI
w/ Comet 108 Pro-4 clutch & 01 ZR skid

'90 Wildcat Project in progress.

Vintage (sorta)
1980 Indy Trail 440 (for sale)
1980 AC Pantera (donor engine to the 90 wildcat)


http://www.dcdrifters.net/


Senior Warden; F&AM Dryden Lodge# 472
http://www.masonicdryden472.org/

Rules of this forum are strictly enforced!

kccats

I have a front wheel kit on mine! We run it all year! The skis come off and then a bolt that is 5/8 on one end and like 3/8 on the other.