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2011 Arctic Cat T Z1
Price: $11,299 11320 Report price as wrong
Added: 01/31/11 Last Edited: 03/13/12
2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 Overview
2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 Description
2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 is moderately priced. It has a 1,056 cc engine and a fuel injector and is not turbocharged. It has an electric starter, a 4-stroke engine and a horizontal in-line engine. It can hold up to 10.80 gallons of fuel and has liquid cooling. 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 has a center hydraulic twin tube shock absorber, a rear gas shock absorber and a front gas shock absorber. It has an independent double wishbone front suspension, and it has plastic skis. 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 has heated hand grips, 2 seat(s) and digital instrumentation, and it is 48 inches wide and 10.92 feet long. It has a hydraulic disc rear brake.
Why is 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 highly recommended?
Pikimal's recommendations are based on facts. Our algorithm drew on more than 3,800 facts from our database of 134 different snowmobiles to determine the ranking for 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1. Incorporating input from thousands of Pikimal users like you, we have determined that when choosing a snowmobile, the most important qualities are engine and power, construction and stability and price. 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 is better than most snowmobiles in engine and power, does quite well in construction and stability and is a mid-priced snowmobile. You can choose your own preferences and create a custom ranking, or check out the top 10 snowmobiles and compare this item to the winning snowmobile, 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Adrenaline 1200 4-TEC. Want to know more? Get the details about how Pikimal works or send us some feedback.
Pros: 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 is...
- The Best out of the 110Twin Cylinder Snowmobiles
- The Best out of the 105With Digital Instrumentation Snowmobiles
- The Best out of the 51Snowmobiles With Independent Double Wishbone Front Suspension
- The Best out of the 42Snowmobiles With Gas Rear Shock
- The Best out of the 24Snowmobiles With Gas Front Shock
- The Best out of the 7Snowmobiles With Hydraulic Twin Tube Center Shock
- Top Two if you're looking forBest Snowmobiles
- Top Two out of the 132Snowmobiles With Hydraulic Disc Brakes
- Top Two out of the 126Snowmobiles With Over 500 Cc Engine Displacement
- Top Two out of the 122Snowmobiles With Fuel Level Warning Gauge
Cons: 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 is...
- Bottom 4% if you're looking forSnowmobiles With Fewer Seats
2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 Full Details:
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2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 69% performance for engine and power. | ||
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2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 40% performance for engine and power details. However, the current preferences ignore engine and power details in computing the rankings. | Fuel injector (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for displacement, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 89% performance in this category. | 1,056 cc (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for fuel capacity, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 62% performance in this category. | 10.80 gallons (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for fuel injector size, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 83% performance in this category. | 48 (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected 4 cylinders as the top choice for cylinders, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 37% performance in this category. | 2 cylinders (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected 4-stroke and 2-stroke as the top choices for engine stroke, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 0% performance in this category. | 4-stroke (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected electric as the top choice for starter, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 94% performance in this category. | Electric (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected liquid as the top choice for cooling, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 93% performance in this category. | Liquid (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected carburetor and fuel injected as the top choices for carburetion type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 0% performance in this category. | Fuel injected (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected parallel twin, in-line, V twin and horizontal in-line as the top choices for engine type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 95% performance in this category. | Horizontal in-line (wrong info?) | |
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| Valves | ||
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected DOHC and Reed Valve as the top choices for valve configuration, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 95% performance in this category. | DOHC (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for number of valves, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 0% performance in this category. | 8 valves (wrong info?) | |
2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 44% performance for construction and stability. | ||
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We currently have no data on 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 for construction and stability details. | Missing data for skid resistant (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected hydraulic disc as the top choice for rear brake type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 46% performance in this category. | Hydraulic disc (wrong info?) | |
| Appearance Rating | Rate this attribute | |
| Suspension | ||
| Front Stabilizer Bar | (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected independent double wishbone, independent double A-Arm, independent trailing arm and independent A-Arm as the top choices for front suspension type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 100% performance in this category. | Independent double wishbone (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected front gas shock, front adjustable gas shock with remote reservoir, front hydraulic twin tube shock, front high pressure gas, front air shock, front adjustable gas shock, front gas IFP shock and front hydraulic shock as the top choices for front shock absorber type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 100% performance in this category. | Front gas shock (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected rear gas IFP shock, rear hydraulic shock, rear hydraulic shock with gas cell and rear hydraulic twin tube shock as the top choices for rear shock absorber type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 0% performance in this category. | Rear gas shock (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected center gas IFP shock, center hydraulic shock, center gas shock and center hydraulic twin tube shock as the top choices for center shock absorber type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 89% performance in this category. | Center hydraulic twin tube shock (wrong info?) | |
| Size | ||
| We currently have no data on 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 for height. | (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for length, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 90% performance in this category. | 10.92 feet (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for width, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 77% performance in this category. | 48 inches (wrong info?) | |
| Drive Line | ||
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for track length, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 80% performance in this category. | 144 inches (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for track width, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 35% performance in this category. | 15 inches (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for lug height, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 26% performance in this category. | 1 inch (wrong info?) | |
| Exterior | ||
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected composite as the top choice for ski material, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 0% performance in this category. | Plastic (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected dual carbide as the top choice for skag material, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 46% performance in this category. | Dual carbide (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer lower values for price, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 29% performance in this category. | $11,299 (wrong info?) |
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2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 86% performance for seating and comfort. | ||
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2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 100% performance for seating and comfort details. However, the current preferences ignore seating and comfort details in computing the rankings. | Heated hand grips, digital instrumentation (wrong info?) | |
| Folding | (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles prefer higher values for number of seats, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 100% performance in this category. | 2 (wrong info?) | |
| Given that users looking for the best overall snowmobiles have selected gauge as the top choice for fuel level warning type, 2011 Arctic Cat T Z1 achieves 100% performance in this category. | Gauge (wrong info?) | |
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