I stuck to jdflg's kernel the whole time I was running Pete's BB 0.4 (FroYo 2.2 leaked release based ROM - and I loved them.
But *my* recommendation means very little. Here is why.
As with all mass produced electronics, there are variations in each individual piece, which leads to a broad spectrum of inconsistencies. My phone can do 1200 MHz stable with most kernels, but some in hte past have made my phone lock up tighter than Fort Knox. Others cannot get past 1000 MHz, while others can push their phones past 1300MHz.
For me to recommend a kernel would be based upon my experience, and while that comes from a whole slew of different ROMs, it comes from a single phone - mine - which I have had since 7 Nov 2009.
Your phone may not like my recommendation at all - or it may like it better than my phone does. Your current ROM may not like my recommendation - or it may like it better. A certain app (or group of apps) that you have installed may not like my recommendation - or it may like it better.
There are so many variables involved in picking the right kernel and overclock that making a recommendation is nearly impossible for anyone with this kind of insight as to the number of variables involved.
