dahondaboy

there it is! sweet, you know dahondaboy had to vote hondagirl!

nope still not even if i refresh or right click and show picture. maybe by computer is poo.

hondagirl,,,better fix yer pic!

you know i wonder bout that myself. the 97 4drs got old type front clip my 96 however has the newer style headlights and grille. i have seen other 97 4drs with the same old 95 style too. i have no idea why they made them like that. the 97 zr 2 door has the new style yet the 4 door dont. its just wierd. btw i have different bumpers on it that are more prerunner style and look better, ill update pics soon. and get some of the v-8 project goin on

Nice, looks tough, i just picked up a 96 blazer and i am currently swapping in a 68 327 with a tunnel ram and 1150 dominator carb, and a th-350 trans, the rear axle is getting swapped out from the 7.5 to the 8.5 limited slip. i am planning on dropping it a couple inches and adding ground effects making it a street ride.

my 97 blazer on 33's torsion keys and lift shackles, helper springs removed, no sway bars, vortec 4.3,

i know lectron makes carbs with adapters for just about anything including rhino's so id try there plus you cant beat the flow and ease of tuning on them, i have 2 and will never go back. Lectron Fuel Systems you will have to call them for your specific app.

yup you are right only a handful have topped the 1000' foot monster. petey krunich did it last year on a bandit 1200 powered bike, i have only got 714 feet, but that beat out 28 other riders. last year i took 7th in 2 classes and 14th in the big one. every year i get closer.

is the la z trike or a trike a lounger! looks comfy! as for the ditch digging? i have a bike for that, this is my xs650 climber and me at the widowmaker hillclimb in 08. it makes nice trenches lol

obviously you missed post #1 i know it will have limits to its ability. derr. i have other bikes for practical use. i am building this one as a wild wierd oddity thats the point.

thank you for staying on the subject! and i have had 4 cr5oo's in original form. , raced them from desert to hare scrambles to hillclimbs and i disagree, you cannot have too much power. its just like the old saying "its always the dull knife that cuts ya" in other words say you are trying to climb a hill on a kx 85 or yz 80. you have to push it to its max to make any progress, and you will usually flip overin 1st gear. a cr500 you can use throttle control to ease your way up and have power to spare but its there when you need it. the bottom line is "throttle control" yes if you are a panicky novice i would not reccomend it. but if you know how to use the power to your advantage the 500 will do you well.

im not too keen on them new fangled digital movin picture boxes but i will try to get one soon