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For those of you who scored 170+, do you have any specific strategies on making the jump from 165 to 170+?

How many hours a week did you study?
How many weeks?
How many times did you repeat problems?
Did you write out explanations for every question?
Did you keep an error log?

Thanks

First, join the club: The 160s Club! Join all ye 170 hopefuls!

Next, peruse the following:

Breaking the 170 Barrier
Great Advice on How to get 170+ on the LSAT
LSAT Study Guide for those Aiming for 170/175+

If, after incorporating the strategies offered in the threads above, you find yourself still unable to score 170, see these two threads:

Seriously, HOW THE FUCK DO SOME OF YOU PEOPLE GET 170+?
Only 2% get a 170+ on the LSAT

Next, knowing you are not only a rightful member of the 2% club, but of the 180 club, set your sights higher -- on the 180 that fits your pedigree. Who wants a measly 170?

How I Scored a 180 - Article #1
How I Scored a 180 - Article #2
How I Scored a 180 - Article #3
How I Scored a 180 - Article #4 (this is TLS1776's guide, which should be appended to the How I Scored a 180 series)
How I got a perfect score on the LSAT.
180 on LSAT?

Finally, when you're routinely scoring 177s, but find yourself making careless mistakes, consult this thread to push you over the hump:

177 --> 180 ?

1) 3 practice tests (~7 hours) + logic games review (-3 hours) per week.
2) It's hard to say, all in all it took me around 9 months. But that was more like: 1 month of studying, take first LSAT. Take 2 months off. Another 2 months of studying, absent for second LSAT. Take 2 months off. Another two months of studying, take second LSAT.
3) I reviewed every test after I took it. Mostly I did just wrong answers to save time, although it's best to review even correct answers.
4) No, I didn't feel it was necessary.
5) No, I also didn't feel this was necessary. I just kept an eye out for trends.

HTH