Diff's

[Jock]

You wouldn't want 4:1 behind the commodore.

I second that, the 4.1 = massive revs at 100 clicks, even with a transmission with an over drive.

I started with the 3:08 but wasn't happy at 100kph (at 2300rpm)

3.08 is a little on the low side, not quite enough poke for hills etc

so went to 3:3 (i think it was)

3.3 or what I am currently running 3.45 is a pretty good combo.

I think that anywhere between 3.3 and 3.7 (depending on what centre you can find) would be a pretty happy medium.

[BusyKiwi]

Bas, ph Harry on 818 3728 he's just in Kelston, he has everything bedford. be warned though he'll talk your ear off and is always ready with a joke or two
He's got a sliding door bedford there and even an old thames van (and original triumph motorbike), as well as some brand new, boxed (or in crates) Indian motorbikes - ex army (they down matamata), think he has about 6 of them as well as a barn full of classics (he wont part with any)

[Bas / NZ]

You wouldn't want 4:1 behind the commodore.

I second that, the 4.1 = massive revs at 100 clicks, even with a transmission with an over drive.

I started with the 3:08 but wasn't happy at 100kph (at 2300rpm)

3.08 is a little on the low side, not quite enough poke for hills etc

so went to 3:3 (i think it was)

3.3 or what I am currently running 3.45 is a pretty good combo.

I think that anywhere between 3.3 and 3.7 (depending on what centre you can find) would be a pretty happy medium.

Ok 5.1 at 100km revs 2100 thats what I get at the moment with the TH700 with the duel wheels

[Bas / NZ]

Bas, ph Harry on 818 3728 he's just in Kelston, he has everything bedford. be warned though he'll talk your ear off and is always ready with a joke or two
He's got a sliding door bedford there and even an old thames van (and original triumph motorbike), as well as some brand new, boxed (or in crates) Indian motorbikes - ex army (they down matamata), think he has about 6 of them as well as a barn full of classics (he wont part with any)

David, will he have 9" drums ?

[BusyKiwi]

9" are swb (4 bolts holding backing plate) and 10" are usually lwb (6 bolts holding backing plate)

[Bas / NZ]

9" Drums anyone got a couple of spare...And where do I get a new  pinion oil seal

[BusyKiwi]

Ph Harry, he has everything up there, if he hasn't he should be able to get it for you.

[Bas / NZ]

Thanks david, been down for the last couple of days ( you understand why), couldn't even make it to Kelston, when I'm back on my feet, will give him a call. Bas

[wraithknight]

just so i know wat is the ratio for a cf2 diff

[wraithknight]

and would a 3.55 10 bolt be ok to use with a 202 with trimatic gear box