I have a polaris trailblazer 250 an I just rebuilt the carburetor and it still wont start I got good spark you have to pull to start it idk whats goin on any advise

 

Start with the easy stuff first. Check the battery. You didn't say whether or not it cranks or not when using the key.

 

Well okay there is no battery the start wires solenoid all is disabled you pull start an it has very good spark itl light you up if you touch it it runs but only for like 15-30 mins then it bogs out an it wont start back up for a long time I just rebuilt the carburetor an it still wont start like it should and theres gas getting to the spark im confused its somthing so simple I just dont know what it is

 

Have you checked the compression?

 

Yes good ccompression im actually working on it right now im lost like it has a mind of its own it has to be somthing in the carburetor

 

Compression,spark,fuel and air. Has to have all four or no go. Plus leaking crank seals can cause problems too.Leak down test can rule that out quickly.

 

When it bogs out after 15-30 minutes, is it easy to pull start or doesn it feel like the motor is seized?
What does the spark plug look like?
What do you mean that the spark lights you up? Does is have a decent blue spark when you hold it close to a ground?
Next time it bogs out and dies, check for a strong spark

 

Okay well it has a very blue spark its very strong an yes it feels stiff or seized. When you pull it an touch the spark plug it feels like you just stuck your finger in a socket

 

Sounds like you'll need a top end rebuild. It might feel like it has good compression but low compression is most likely why it's hard to start.
I assume this all happened before you first rebuilt the carb?
Sounds like the oil injector isn't working or the banjo bolt might be clogged. I had that happen on my 400. Make sure you're getting oil before you spend money on the rebuild.