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Old 03-06-2017, 01:35 PM   #1
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Default Racepak Cutch sensor

The folks at G-force trans do a nifty procedure installing a Cummins gear tooth sensor into the trans case to eliminate the need of the sensor / magnet in the bell housing - I install the Racepak plug and you are good to go. Pretty cool.

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Old 03-07-2017, 11:00 AM   #2
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How long has G-Force had that option? It's about time they caught up to what Jerico offers. Can the sensor be clocked in a different location, and not on the top with a GF5R?

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Old 03-08-2017, 05:33 AM   #3
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How long has G-Force had that option? It's about time they caught up to what Jerico offers. Can the sensor be clocked in a different location, and not on the top with a GF5R?

Thanks for the info.

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What does Jerico offer? We have run Jerico's for a long time. We were always on our own to make parts to do this because Jerico didn't offer anything. I would love to know what they have. That being said, the tooth counter should work on most transmissions correct? I agree about the mounting locations. It would be nice to be able to mount it on the side if it can be done. Superstock is no problem, but a stocker would be a real challenge mounted like that.
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Default Re: Racepak Cutch sensor

Hi Jim,
Here is an old thread and post 6 has a good picture.
http://classracer.com/classforum/sho...ghlight=jerico

I know there are a couple of D5 guys with that option from Jerico.

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Yes we copied Mark Madison's specs and a fellow racer made the parts for us. I love the Jerico stuff but they had no part of this. LOL.

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Here is an old thread and post 6 has a good picture.
http://classracer.com/classforum/sho...ghlight=jerico

I know there are a couple of D5 guys with that option from Jerico.

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The folks at G-force trans do a nifty procedure installing a Cummins gear tooth sensor into the trans case to eliminate the need of the sensor / magnet in the bell housing - I install the Racepak plug and you are good to go. Pretty cool.

How neat is this?
Note to G-Force: drill the hole in every transmission you sell and cap off. That way when the owner of the transmission realizes he/she needs a data system, the cap can be removed and sensor easily installed. Automaticly figuer it into the price of the transmission. Can it get any easier?
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Old 03-08-2017, 07:59 PM   #7
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I just threw another sensor with a broken wire away earlier this year. As though fighting a manual trans back in position isn't fun, nothing makes it more enjoyable than trying to fish the sensor cable through the bellhousing at the same time...

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