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This is for all of you Arctic Cat UTV, SxS (Side by Side) owners. Discussions about Arctic Cat specific topics including the Arctic Cat Prowler, Wildcat, Wildcat Sport, Wildcat Trail, Wildcat X, and all sub models. 


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  1. Textron Off Road UTV SxS Forum

    (Now part of Arctic Cat) This is is for all of you Textron Off Road UTV, SxS (Side by Side) owners. Discussion about Textron Off Road UTVs, including the Stampede, Prowler, Havoc, Wildcat, Wildcat X, Wildcat XX and other sub-models. Also includes Bad Boy Buggies and Bad Boy Offroad which Textron aquired in 2010.

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