2001 Honda Elite Sr

[Dylan2001Elite]

i want to make my honda hold the wheelie a little easier, and i am willing to spend up to 50 bucks at the moment, im 14, gotta save for a truck too, but anyways this was a dumpster find pretty much!

[dv/dt]

zx trans

[Dylan2001Elite]

how do i unrestrict?

[Mystic]

if it is an SR then it is not restricted

[Dylan2001Elite]

ok thanks, i might get this CDI http://www.ebay.com/itm/180549966489?ss ... 1423.l2649

[swimmingfree]

its is a wast of money it will not help ...
swimmingfree

[Dylan2001Elite]

ok, thanks are the 22 dollar batteries any good on ebay? and is there a way i can make it sound a little better than wiiiiinnngg

[swimmingfree]

batteries plus store is were i got mine and Walmart has them as well..
swimmingfree

[Dylan2001Elite]

ok, thanks a lot man! sorry if im bugging ya but do u know how to easily mod the exhuast silencer a little to make it a little better sounding? louder or deeper?

[swimmingfree]

do you have a welder????
what ever you do dont drill a hole in it !!!!
swimmingfree

[Dylan2001Elite]

i dont have one at my house, but i have access to one at my grandpas

[Trafficjamz]

If you are trying to wheelie and only have $50 to spend, the go with lighter roller weights or stiffer center spring.

Leave the exhaust alone, nothing you do to it will help it go faster, or give you more power.

[eliteguy50]

ok, thanks are the 22 dollar batteries any good on ebay? and is there a way i can make it sound a little better than wiiiiinnngg

I've been using it since January and its held up so far. Skip the battery if you only have $50 and want to maximize your wheelie potential. Do you have an elite S or an elite SR?

[Dylan2001Elite]

true true, battery isnt nessicarily gonna put weight where a 100 lb kid needs it either, i have an sr, and i was getting the front end up this morning in the wet grass! i cant ever hold it with out keeping it pinned though

[eliteguy50]

At 100 pounds, I think you'll have to sit on the luggage rack. I am $200 and I sit on the back of the seat to ride it balanced.