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Recommended oil for my 2006 Panther 660 Touring
| Product Name | Product Description | Capacities | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Oil Formula 4-Stroke Power Sports Synthetic Motor Oil |
This is formulated for your 2006 Arctic Cat Panther 660 Touring. Cuts down on wear and tear and it is wet-clutch compatible. Does not contain anything that will modify friction and has a wide viscosity range that makes it awesome for use in hot and cold weather. |
AFFQT-EA
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Recommended oil filters for my 2006 Panther 660 Touring
| Product Name | Product Description | Product |
|---|---|---|
| AMSOIL Ea Oil Filters | This is the best oil filter for your 2006 Arctic Cat Panther 660 Touring and is designed to last up to 25k (normal conditions) or 15k miles (severe conditions) or 1 year, whichever comes first. |
EA15K09-EA
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| WIX Oil Filter | Wix oil filters for your 2006 Arctic Cat Panther 660 Touring have extended OEM recommendations which match the drain intervals of AMSOIL XL synthetic motor oil which is 12k or 1 year, whichever is first. |
51394-EA
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Swap out synthetic oil for conventional oil to decrease wear on your snowmobile’s engine. Synthetic oil is manufactured without impurities. It burns cleaner and keeps your engine free of sludge and deposits – keeping you out in the snow longer.
