Heat Control Kits

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Heat Control Kits

On a side-by-side, the engine and exhaust sit close to the cab. That heat can work its way into the floor, the seats and the people riding inside. A heat control kit adds a barrier between those hot components and the cabin. Riders fit one to stay more comfortable on long or slow rides, where there is less airflow to carry heat away. It can also help protect nearby parts and surfaces from heat soak.

We currently have 1 heat control kit in stock, from DEI. It is the DEI Arctic Cat Wildcat XX Heat Control Kit, made for the Arctic Cat Wildcat XX rather than as a universal product. If you ride a Wildcat XX and feel too much heat in the cab, this is the kit to look at.

  • Confirm fitment for your exact model and model year before you order.
  • Check which areas the kit covers and whether that matches where you feel the heat.
  • Look at how it attaches and decide whether you will fit it yourself or have a shop do it.
  • Think about how you ride. Slow trail work and hot weather tend to build the most heat.

Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.

Heat Control Kits

On a side-by-side, the engine and exhaust sit close to the cab. That heat can work its way into the floor, the seats and the people riding inside. A heat control kit adds a barrier between those hot components and the cabin. Riders fit one to stay more comfortable on long or slow rides, where there is less airflow to carry heat away. It can also help protect nearby parts and surfaces from heat soak.

We currently have 1 heat control kit in stock, from DEI. It is the DEI Arctic Cat Wildcat XX Heat Control Kit, made for the Arctic Cat Wildcat XX rather than as a universal product. If you ride a Wildcat XX and feel too much heat in the cab, this is the kit to look at.

  • Confirm fitment for your exact model and model year before you order.
  • Check which areas the kit covers and whether that matches where you feel the heat.
  • Look at how it attaches and decide whether you will fit it yourself or have a shop do it.
  • Think about how you ride. Slow trail work and hot weather tend to build the most heat.

Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.