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    Senior Member Keith Robinson's Avatar
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    Default Gearing for COTA?

    Planning a trip to COTA in November with my 1975 LeGrand Mk 21 Club Ford; gearing suggestions anyone?

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    18:31 21:31 23:28 25:26 worked pretty well for me in a mid-pack Crossle' redlined at 6500 on Toyos. Of course YMMV but you could start there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TimH View Post
    18:31 21:31 23:28 25:26 worked pretty well for me in a mid-pack Crossle' redlined at 6500 on Toyos. Of course YMMV but you could start there.
    Excellent Tim, thank you!

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