Kitty Cat Frequently Asked Questions
This is a list of frequently asked questions about the Kitty Cat snowmobile, its maintenance, and repair. It is based on a combination of web history at kittycatsnowmobiles.com and question and answer threads of our forum.
We've also posted many maintenance procedures for step by step instructions on general maintenance of your sled. Also, our Kitty Cat forum is a wealth of information thanks to years of conversation on the ultimate kid's snowmobile.
- Q: What was the first year the Kitty Cat was produced?
A: The first production year of the Kitty Cat snowmobile was 1972. - Q: What was the last year the Kitty Cat was produced?
A: The last production year of the Kitty Cat snowmobile was 1999. - Q: Are parts still available for the Kawasaki T5A and T5B motor?
A: No, Arctic Cat no longer supports the T5A and T5B engine. - Q: What was the first year fir the Suzuki engine?
A: Beginning with the 1974 model year, Arctic Cat began using Suzuki engines. - Q: What spark plug does a Kitty Cat use?
A: NKG BR6HS or Autolite 4093 or Champion RL86C (830) - Q: Can I add a lift kit to a Kitty Cat snowmobile?
A: Arctic Cat designed the Kitty Cat to be low to the ground for stability, custom lift kits are available as an add-on accessory. - Q: How fast does a stock Kitty Cat go?
A: Answer this one! - Q: Can I add a headlight to the older models?
A: Headlight kits are available for older models equipped with a lighting coil. - Q:Did Arctic Cat ever make a liquid cooled Kitty Cat?
A: No, liquid cooled Kitty Cats only exist in your dreams. - Q:
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