Reply to "Is 1915cc enough?"

Stan Galat

I had a long response all typed out for @Fpcopo VS's .82/3.88 recommendation-- but you know what? We're asking the OP to drink from a fire-hose.

I don't think he can go wrong with any of Greg's options (except maybe the stock transaxle). I still think my 3.78/2.06/1.30/.93 with a 3.88 for a 1915 or a 3.44 for the 2332 would be quite enjoyable-- but so would either of Greg's suggestions.

At the end of the day, he's not going to end up with something he regrets.

10/20/2011:29 PM

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