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Arctic Cat ZRT 600 Triple Touring 600 Snowmobile T-Moly Piston Kit - 09-601

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$89.95
Year Make Model Submodel
1998 Arctic Cat Powder Extreme 600 --
1997 Arctic Cat Powder Extreme 600 --
2000 Arctic Cat Triple Touring 600 --
1999 Arctic Cat Triple Touring 600 --
2000 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
1999 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
1998 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
1997 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
1996 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
1995 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 --
Arctic Cat ZRT 600 Triple Touring 600 Snowmobile T-Moly Piston Kit - 09-601

Fits Arctic Cat:
2000 - Triple Touring 600
2000 - ZRT 600
1999 - Triple Touring 600
1999 - ZRT 600
1998 - Powder Extreme 600
1998 - ZRT 600
1997 - Powder Extreme 600
1997 - ZRT 600
1996 - ZRT 600
1995 - ZRT 600

Replaces OEM:
3005-627 - Piston Assembly
3004-768 - Ring Assembly
3005-363 - Pin, Piston
3003-537 - Circlip, Piston Pin(2)


Engineered to provide the best possible path for combustion chamber heat transfer to the cylinder walls
All pistons, rings, pins and circlips are manufactured to OEM specifications
All individual components are interchangeable with original parts
Piston weight compatible with original piston
Includes: 1 piston, 1 ring set, 1 wrist pin and 2 circlips

T-Moly (Teflon-Molybdenum coating) Series offers a number of performance benefits.

Machined Smooth Heads:
A machined smooth piston crown should reflect combustion heat while reducing carbon buildup and protecting the top of the piston. Some tests have shown tht a machine smooth head can increase HP and fuel economy by up to 6%.

MOS2 (Teflon-Molybdenum coating):
MOS2 is composed of sub-micron sized particles of solid lubricant and main blends of solvents. The coating is rolled on so it provides 10 times the bond strength of spray on coatings.
Draws heat through piston walls and out the bottom
Reduces heat and friction for added power and longevity
Helps eliminate cold seizures and increases durability

Hard Anodized Crowns:
Pistons that are not anodized have a hardness of HRB 60, while pistons that are anodized have a hardness of HRB 105. this makes anodized pistons 75% stronger than non-anodized pistons.
Increases heat resistance
Minimizes piston expansion and contraction
Reduces the coefficient of friction

Hypereutectic Cast:
This simply means the piston has an increased silicon content. The end result is a piston that has an increased hardness, is more resistant to wear and has an increased ability to withstand higher cyliner temperatures, pressure and detonation.
Helps reduce expansion from heat
Makes piston more durable and resistant to wear
Allow piston to run tighter clearances

Standard Size
Bore: 66.5mm (2.618")
Stroke: 57mm (2.244")