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	Rider Reviews - Vehicles Reviewer: don From: Marco Island, Florida, United States Email: drk239@marcocable.com Date: 10/26/2009 Rider Height: 6' 4" Rider Weight: 255 Miles/Hours: 4500 miles Overall Rating:   Reliability:   Performance:   Comfort:   Quality: Check Insurance Rates for this vehicle 2004 Arctic Cat F6 Firecat EFI Click for larger picture PSN Specifications for this vehicle Write a Review Post a Topic Accessory Reviews Tell a Friend Full Review -- Bulletproof -- Yes, I live in Florida, but I sled in the U.P. of Michigan every winter. This is my 3rd Arctic Cat and it has been my favorite. I had a ZL500 and an EXT before that. My sled is EFI battery-less ignition and this is great. It starts on the 2nd pull every time. I ride with two buddies, and while they take me in a race, I can pull a comfortable lead in the twisty trails. I put Simmons skis on since the beginning and will take these to my next sled. Other than changing hyfax and belts every other year, the sled has not had a problem. I did put a new muffler on for the 2009 season though. The sled runs great on regular gas. I've kept it stored in an enclosed trailer and also a storage facility and my dealer checks it over every year before it hits the trail. My only complaint, and this is for all sleds, at my height and leg length, I feel like my butt is sitting lower than my knees. However, the new sleds with their new adjustable seating position makes this a moot point and is why I am going to a new 2009 Arctic Cat with the new seating for this 2010 season. No room or money to keep two sleds, so the ‘04 is up for sale. But I will be sad to see this great sled go. Someone will be very happy for sure. Upgrades/Accessories Simmons skis, 3 inch adjustable windshield extension, windshield bags, removable headlight covers (purple). Forum Topics Post a Topic   Can you help answer any of these questions about this vehicle? What would win a 2004 Artic cat F6 snopro or a 2004 600 rev ... how fast does a 2004 f6 firecat top out at how much would it be to insure this a 2005 Fire Cat if i am ... DisclaimerReviews are provided on an "as is" basis with no warranty and should be considered entertainment only. Reviews should not be used for any purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to, making decisions about any referenced vehicles, products, modifications or other information. Additional Disclaimer Information
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