Reply to "5th gear set .620"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

I do not recall if all the tall 5th gear options require the fork machining, I have the 0.642, which with the 4.22 R&P is 80 mph cruising in 5th at 2750 rpm, you gain another 100 rpm for the 0.62.

If you upgrade to a 3.77 and tall 5th the 0.642 provides 80 mph cruising 2450. Personally I think this is the ideal combination and the 3.77 makes the lower gears more usable albeit at the expense of a start/stop in heavy traffic.

Julian

5/15/189:37 AM

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