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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri
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Re: Rear end gearing calculations
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There were more open vistas and views of snow-capped peaks with ribbons of blacktop winding through meadows (did I mention elk lounging on the roadside in some meadows?). Many high-speed straights that dove into stands of conifer on the slopes containing "Dragon" style twisties (quick brake and "heel-toe" from 5th to 2nd or 3rd and be glad your new tires are warmed up! As a consequence, probably out of old habit from the Appalachian "MRs", I lingered in 2nd too much - the RPM dwelled too long, too often at 5k+ and the combo of thin air and thermostat bypassing [above 5k RPM], it got hot and overheated. My bad! We ain't in Tennessee anymore Toto!) So, in deference to the topic, 3.45s or maybe 3.73s for some driving would by my choice.
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