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Another one of my Accord and trailer/bike. Surprising, the accord V6 pulls it no problem.

I know that in the auction, it said it was a front sump. Don't know if that matters. You guys have the jza70 1jz?

Anyone with any connections that might be able to figure it out. Calling Bigaaron...I know you know what it means.

Yea, I had to make the picture bigger. It was one off ebay and kinda small.

Me and my chin Kahlua talk to eachother (she squeeks when I talk). SC can probably agree that they sure have personalities. It's so funny.

$800 Ric. Joe, you would think they would skip the V6 and so on. I think mine says E something. Don't remember though.

I was just dinking around on ebay and saw this picture. Says V6 on the cam gear cover (i'm not retarded and know it's an I-6). Mine doesn't say that. Anyone else? Hope this isn't a repost (probably is though with my luck). If it is, please delete it.

Good god, 14 or 16. Do you breed them? The wife and I are trying to breed them to sell them. I think we paid $120 for each of them. We have a big old cage for them. I'm 6'1'' and the top is eye level.

I just read that article. It's a pretty good write up. With you being 145, you should be good on the ex500. But, like that guy said in the article, it seems to be pretty high in the revs when cruising. +1 ex500 for Joe

Here are a couple more that I found on the laptop. 1st are of the Chinchulas (Left Kahlua right Jager). BTW, the wife isn't squeezing them tightly. I just looks that way because of their soft fur. 2nd is Miss Bojangles thinking she is a "lap dog" and Linkin being good 3rd is what...

Looks pretty good to me. I'm sure a lot has to do with the type of paint gun, but a lot to do with the painter and the technique.

What I absolutely love about it is the lower center of gravity it has. It feels so balanced. The gas tank is actually lower than it appears. What looks like the gas tank is actually a cover that is above it.

Honestly Joe, I would consider getting the ex500. I use to have a 00' ex500 as well and it is very easy to ride as a beginner bike. It was for my wife and she was even able to ride it. It is a very fun bike and isn't that heavy either. I think around 380-390 dry. The 600rr is 370 dry. I've...

Haha, I'll stop. You know you want the 600rr Joe.

www.junkyarddog.com Its a parts locator and different places e-mail you if they have what you need. Good luck and hope this helps.

With my wife, it's like "hey, I'm getting this part because it adds XX hp." She'd be like "Ok, whatever". I could have got the 1000rr, but that much just scares me for now. So, I stuck with the 600rr. I might go 1000 range later on.

My wife isn't really concerned with gas mileage. I also have a 00' Accord V6 (28mpg highway) and she has a 90' Civic HB (38mpg highway). My bike gets between 40-50 on longer trips and about 30-40 back and forth from work (3 miles each way).

My question is how did someone figure that out and why would they actually search for those directions. Made me laugh though when I read "swim across the Atlantic Ocean". Good stuff:biglaugh:

I had an 02' RSX-S turbo and I loved the seats in them. They are very comfortable and hold you in place very well. I've sat in the EVO8 seats and they sure as hell hold you in place. But, are very uncomfortable for more than a trip to the mall. +1 on the RSX seats. Only black or tan...

Nah, not yet. I'll probably join when I get back home. I've looked around it though. I don't plan on doing anything to the bike for a while because I'm sinking all my money into the Supra. I might get an exhaust though.