Polaris IQ 600 HO CFI

Polaris IQ 600 HO CFI Hot

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Written by Jeff Hunt

Thursday, 13 July 2006

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9.8

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MSRP: $11,149
Displacement: 599
Horsepower: 125
Engine Type: 2 Stroke

Ready for some fun in the snow? The Polaris IQ 600 HO CFI is a Performance Style Snowmobile. It comes ready with a 599cc, Liquid Cooled, 2-Stroke Engine. It has 10 inches of travel out front and 13.9 in the rear for those feather light landings. The IQ 600 HO CFI is new for 2007 and also comes with a 12 month Limited warranty. Enjoy...

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Average user rating from: 3 user(s)


Overall rating (weighted)		9.8
Power		10.0
Handling		9.7
Fit & Finish		9.7
Price / Value		10.0

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Polaris is back, Wednesday, 02 April 2008

Written by mitchel


Overall rating (weighted)		9.8
Power		10.0
Handling		10.0
Fit & Finish		9.0
Price / Value		10.0

These sleds are ridiculous. All i hear from ski-doo guys is how poor polaris is and how bad the gas mileage is. Sure the fusion gave polaris a bad rep but this sled puts anything i've rode to shame. They are incredibly fast out of the whole and are almost hard to control when you are drag racing because the skis never touch the ground. I raced for two days straight in my beanfield when i got it and the only competition i had was a ski-doo mach z 1000. Even with the mach it didn't pass me until 80. I also love the ride of this sled. It rides so smooth and it turns whenever you want it to. I would recommend this sled to anyone because there is no way you can be disapointed with it. It put all doubts i had about polaris to shame.

No Way!!, Sunday, 14 October 2007

Written by Tyler Plamondon


Overall rating (weighted)		10.0
Power		10.0
Handling		10.0
Fit & Finish		10.0
Price / Value		10.0

Without sounding like the Polaris man that I am I would actually like to try to write a review that makes sence to everyone looking at which one of the new sleds they should get. The short simple answer is any one of the Polaris IQ cleanfire injection sleds. First off, the suspension and handling... read any of the snowmobile magazines lately and you will surely know that this is by far the best handling and riding performance suspension to this day, nuff said, no contest for any other manufacturer. As far as looks are conserned, it gets an A in my book but they arnt the most jazzed up sled around. Now look at the new 08 dragon sleds and you have some serious eye candy.

Now for the best part of the whole sled.... can you say 600 cfi power...? Yes this sled will run down all but modified 700's, and yes it will run right with 800's... And still get 14-16 MPG?!!!!!!!!!! WHAT!!! Top speed leaves a little to be desired but 98-101 is more that most people will need.

Get into gaget central on the gauge cluster with sweet features like engine coolant temperature, A CLOCK, and the top speeds and RPM's that you have reached, you have one cool cockpit. The only problem I found was that the instruments were so fun to play with that I would take my eyes off the trail a little to much.

It is simply impossible to find a sled that fits a range of riding styles as well as this sled does. No competition, Polaris IQ CFI sleds own all right now.

Though ski-doo is on to somthing with the super light weight sleds, they just arnt strong enough again. So buy yourself an IQ or Dragon and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

amazing sled, Saturday, 03 March 2007

Written by reg


Overall rating (weighted)		9.7
Power		10.0
Handling		9.0
Fit & Finish		10.0
Price / Value		10.0

this is by far the most amazing sled that i have ever been on. it has great takeoff for a 600 and is extremely fast. the handling takes a little bit of getting used to but is good. it is a very comfortable sled but has somthing that blocks your right foot from getting into the right spot. the suspension is great and has lots of travel, making it easy to jump with and have a soft landing.

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