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    AuthorTopic: 1974 Cheetah Carb Settings (Read 11 times)
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    1974 Cheetah Carb Settings
    « Result #1 on Nov 22, 2009, 12:18pm »    		[Quote]
    I am looking for the settings of the two screws on the top of the carb on my 1974 cheetah with a WF-1 carb. I just did a fresh rebuild and i want to get them set right so they don't burnup.

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    AuthorTopic: 1974 AC Cheetah Engine Questions (Read 15 times)
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    1974 AC Cheetah Engine Questions
    « Result #2 on Nov 1, 2009, 9:54pm »
    I am rebuilding a 74 cheetah 340cc and i was woundering if anyone knew that the size of the O-Rings were that go on the crank bearings? Thanks guys And Let it snow!!!!!!!!!
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    AuthorTopic: 1969 Puma with a Sachs (Read 17 times)
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    Re: 1969 Puma with a Sachs
    « Result #3 on Oct 13, 2009, 11:56am »

    Hi,
    Arctic did not "officially" make any 1969 Pumas.
    1970 model year was the introduction of the Puma.
    I have heard rumors of a "1969 Puma", but they go away as soon as people start questioning it and asking for proof.
    The '70 Puma was available with the 340 Sachs single.
    Arctic claimed 28 standard models produced, and 107 EXT models produced.

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    AuthorTopic: Production #'s (Read 246 times)
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    Re: Production #'s
    « Result #4 on Oct 8, 2009, 3:39am »    		[Quote]
    Can anyone help a newbie???
    I have 2 Arctic Cat ATV's the frame numbers are
    4UFACAT79WT032696 & 4UFACAT72WT032698.
    Can anyone tell me anything about them? Like year? Model?
    As I say, I'm new to this altogether!
    Regards,
    Edward
    (Currently in Egypt)
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    AuthorTopic: 1969 Puma with a Sachs (Read 17 times)
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    1969 Puma with a Sachs
    « Result #5 on Oct 5, 2009, 1:49pm »
    I just purchased a 69' Puma with a Sachs one-lunger (340, 399?)
    I am having a hard time finding out information on it. Is the Sachs stock? Thanks!.....Sweny
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    AuthorTopic: Which cats came with a 399 Kohler? (Read 344 times)
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    Re: Which cats came with a 399 Kohler?
    « Result #6 on Aug 20, 2009, 10:33pm »
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    AuthorTopic: Lynx 292 set up (Read 31 times)
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    Lynx 292 set up
    « Result #8 on Apr 4, 2009, 9:39pm »
    Hello, I'm new to this site and just wanted to say hello.

    I would also like to ask a question. who on here races an old 1973 or older vintage one lunger?

    I run a 72 lynx 292 and I seem to get alot of belt slippage /residue at the top of the primary. its a comet 94 duster and I am running 1039 belt. any ideas if I should run a different belt or change the center to center distanc?? I have it set to factory specs right now. Thanks
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    AuthorTopic: 1990 wildcat 650 (Read 32 times)
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    Re: 1990 wildcat 650
    « Result #9 on Mar 11, 2009, 6:44am »

    Thank you Paul,
    I looked for a blow up off the seating/fuel tank could not find
    it though your help is greatly appreciated.
    now I can remove the seat and clean out the fuel tank.
    awesome

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    AuthorTopic: 1990 wildcat 650 (Read 32 times)
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    Re: 1990 wildcat 650
    « Result #10 on Mar 9, 2009, 11:47am »

    Hi,
    It looks like there are two hold down rods on either side.
    The studs look like they go through the top of the tunnel.
    Here is a scan showing it:
    http://www.angelfire.com/retro/arcticcatclub/728-092_s.gif

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