Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

I bought my new Jerico in 1997 and started racing on it in 1998. It's never failed me yet. I guess that's why I didn't mention G-Force!

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

Most likely weight. Jerico is about 68 lbs while a G-Force is about 90.

I have a Jerico in the stocker and a G-Force in my SS.
Jerico is around $3200 and a G-Force about $4200.

Biggest difference: customer service. G-Force will have your part in stock and will provide service if needed in a timely fashion. I've personally seen Mike Long take a transmission home from the track on a Sat afternoon and return it on Sunday morning. (You didn't hear that from me....).

Jerico will order your part and get it to you as soon as possible.

These are my experiences.

Don't try to save money on a clutch. Call Youngblood.

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Andy Stone 1102 A/S 1112 SS/C

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

Actually Prestolite bought Quicktime and already owns Mr. Gasket, Lakewood, Hays, Accel and Mallory.
So to me it looks like they have the scattershield market covered. If I get a new one it will be a Quicktime. Very compact.
Go with the manual trans. You will love it. Brian

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

I may have a Hi-$ p/g and 2-3 converters for sale over the winter so i can afford to make this 4-speed project a reality. I know it's gotta be more fun.

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

"Chicks dig Sticks"

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

When did the QT sale take place?

Just curious.

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

The announcement was made July 27, 2010.

Re: BOLT PATTERN
 

Does the bell come tapped for more than one trans? I need it to accept a G-Force. Is that a problem? - Tom

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

Not a problem. Tell them what you want and it shall be done!

FYI - My understanding is that it has been and will be business as usual at QuickTime Bellhousings.

Re: Stocker 4 speeds
 

I totally agree with G-Force's positive customer service. Mike is very hands-on and Bubba builds good trannys...just had a 4-speed built for me.