Can't locate AC part number- need help

[likkerpig]

I bought a stock can and pipe for an M7 a year or better ago. I'm going to use that stock pipe now and want to verify that it is actually for an M7 before throwing it on. When I try and lookup the AC part number that is stamped on the pipe, I get nothing.

Can anyone try and tell me whether or not this pipe part number is for an F/M7?

1712-235

 

[Runner8]

Can´t find that part#. You sure it´s not 1712-236?
Because that´s the part# for the CHAMBER,EXPANSION on 05-06 M7´s.

 

[John]

http://www.worldofpowersports.com/oem/fiche/arctic-cat/snow/index.html

This will tell you. Good place for part numbers.

 

[jofi800]

or try www. alphasports.com

 

[likkerpig]

I've been all over alphasports' website and nothing. I'll go and reverify the part number tonight.

 

[likkerpig]

Here's the pic, right off the pipe. Sooooooo, was the dude runnin the stamper dyslexic or WTF?!?!

 

[jakecease]

I think its a early build pipe. I've ran into the same problem with a few AC helix's I have, it will say right on them 36deg but when I look up the part number on the helix theres nothing to be found. But then I'll look up a stock 36 degree helix part number and the last number is 1 number off? Not sure what the deal is??? I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[BigRed118]

I think that they change the last digit if they change suppliers.

 

[mmsports]

part #

Some times they have internal part # that they only use at factory.


The closest I can get to it is 1712-236 and that is a 06 Crossfire and M7 pipe.

Part # 1712-233 then the next is 236