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A good place to do that is countrycat.com. You can bring up a parts diagram for your machine to get the OEM number of the CDI Box and then compare different years for a match. Its always best to go by the OEM number of the part to cross reference. Mike

Saw this online..thought it was funny...

If you have just 10% leakage, I wouldn't bother pulling the heads. It's a p.i.t.a. anyway. If any of the valves were bent, you'd have 100% leakage. I think I'd just replace the chain. Retime the cams and call it good.

Are you looking at some online that are used? Whenever a question like this comes up, it's difficult to answer unless you have someone who has gone through the same thing. I usually suggest you look at parts manuals or OEM arctic cat websites and start comparing part numbers for various models and years to see if they match.

Yep it does. The only thing I can offer is keep it covered in armorall it holds the color.

I use wet clutch certified Amsoil powersports 0w-40. It doesn't sludge up in winter, and runs cooler in summer.