EFI chips

[buckfish]

I was wondering if they make EFI aftermarket chips for arctic cat sleds. I have a 02 zr800 efi. Just curious if there are better performance chips out there than the stock one in my sled.

Thanks

[buckfish]

Thanks Hanson. I appreciate your help. and yes the carb would offer more tunning possibilites. just thought i'd check.

[hanson]

No problem. Like I said, I haven't seen one available since the 2000 model sleds. I have an 02 ZR600 EFI and there was a time I wanted to put a chip in that sled. Not quite sure why, it is faster than I need. Needless to say I couldn't find one so I gave up on the idea.

Anyway, rumor was the computer systems were redesigned in the EFIs after 2000 and you wouldn't be able to get a chip for them. Don't know if this was true or a just a rumor, but I haven't been able to find a chip for mine since.

[hanson]

I believe you are out of luck on that one. Isn't the 800 quick enough? Yikes.

I would check with Speedwerx, D&D Racing, and Black Magic Racing. They are Arctic's high performance aftermarket suppliers.

The last year I've seen chips available for was the 2000 model sleds. If you really want to get into tuning that 800, you'll probably have to trade it in for a carbed version. That would open up a whole realm of products from pipes, big bore kits, reeds, clutch kits, etc. etc.

[Maxwell]

Blackmagic has some parts on sale right now for your sled. not EFI chips, but other go fast goodies if you so need them

[sledhead]

Aftermarket EFI chips are useless any way. They have caused more problems with the runability for sleds than they are any good. Put some time into clutching your sled, if your looking for more power. But beware you will use more belts. In most cases. If your looking for fast in a straight line great, but if your looking for trail riding very few clutch mods are necessary. Erlandson performance puts out some really good clutch kits, also D&D, never been much for black magic.

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