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Hey guys

Im still having probelms changing gears in high cam mode. From 1 - 2 and 2 - 3. It will only slot in when it drops to 5000ish revs. Do you guys think its the petrol problem with optimax or somethign else? does anyone else have this problem. Theres no way im landing it in lift with this problem. feels like im killing the gearbox when i try to shove it in with force.

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Look mate, if youre still using Optimax, try a new fuel and see what happens. Also dont engage the clutch fully, only half way, or just tap it, and you might get into lift from 1st to 2nd. I remember reading a post where a guy actually changed from 1st to second and kept the clutch in, pressed the throttle and then let go of the clutch and it stayed above 6000rpm. He was basically riding the clutch from 1st to 2nd. As for the gears, i had the same problem when i had a bad batch of optimax, so it's synergy 8000 all the way for me.

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