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    Arrow CR500 engine build ?'s

    Wheres a good place to get them ported and what about a electric start?? I'm planning on building a pulling motor . I'm looking for some idea's on what to do to make some good power and what kind of HP does these things make ???

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    A pulling motor? As in tractor style pulling? Dude you'll cook a 500 engine doing that kinda thing with it. They like airflow. I would get a nice stout 4-stroke to build a pulling engine with.

    Also, electric start isn't quite what you expect with these engines. The best that can be done realistically is a hand held car starter which is pretty much limited to pit starting duty.

    Also, most people don't ever use the full stock potential of a 500 engine so porting is kinda a waste.
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    Thats what I was looking for the hand held starter . And I think it would live for all the longer it will get ran(maybe 200 to 300ft ) wide open under a load. there is banshee's that pull and there was a lot of 250r's that pulled and held up fine. And any more we are pulling against 500 to 1000cc 4x4 bikes/utvs

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    Quote Originally Posted by big specht View Post
    Thats what I was looking for the hand held starter . And I think it would live for all the longer it will get ran(maybe 200 to 300ft ) wide open under a load. there is banshee's that pull and there was a lot of 250r's that pulled and held up fine. And any more we are pulling against 500 to 1000cc 4x4 bikes/utvs
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    Ok thanks and whare did you get yours

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    Quote Originally Posted by big specht View Post
    Ok thanks and whare did you get yours
    Came with my 500 i bought.
    An F-16 turned the after burners on and banked HARD over my house, I ran outside grabbed my Bud Light and Yelled as loud as I could................

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    Doesn't any body have and help full ideas for building a cr500 engine?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Louis Mielke:1164630
    A pulling motor? As in tractor style pulling? Dude you'll cook a 500 engine doing that kinda thing with it. They like airflow. I would get a nice stout 4-stroke to build a pulling engine with.
    I would tend to agree with your train of thought here, but I've seen some videos right here on 3ww that prove this theory wrong. Apparently 2 strokes can pull a sled quite fricken well.

    I'm gonna see if I can dig up some vids.

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    I know one of my buddys pulled a 250r with a esr 350 power valve jug and that thing hauled ass

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    Quote Originally Posted by fabiodriven View Post
    I would tend to agree with your train of thought here, but I've seen some videos right here on 3ww that prove this theory wrong. Apparently 2 strokes can pull a sled quite fricken well.

    I'm gonna see if I can dig up some vids.


    Whatever floats his goat man. I'm not a big fan of "pulling" anyway so I won't put anymore of my thoughts out there. I do have to ask the original poster have you ridden a CR500? Why don't you start with a fresh stock rebuild and then decide if you need to go further with performance work.

    I mean if you're looking for big HP and big power why not build a banshee engine. You might start out smaller but you can end up bigger that a CR500.
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    http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...=sled+pull#top

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHjkT581gPw

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7ev0u9PVZo

    I actually didn't find the threads on 3ww I was looking for, but there have been quite a few guys in the past who have posted that pull with two strokes.
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