Exhaust Can Muffler Speedwerx Lightweight Arctic Cat F7 F6 Sabercat Snowmobile on 2040-parts.com
Bernville, Pennsylvania, US
Ceramic coated exhaust can by speedwerx. Used ,developing light rust. Has small weld where crack was developing. Perfectly usable .has nice tone. Not too loud.fits firecats and sabercats. Possibly m7 m6 although not positive. Ship to lower 48.
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