In search of Jerico Parts

[Dana Fitzpatrick]

I have a friend who has 2 good DR-4's. I told him it might be a good time to sell them and get a G Force.

[Tom keedle]

got this from jerico….i'm thinking it'll get sold (parts tranny)

[james schaechter]

Originally Posted by Tom keedle

got this from jerico….i'm thinking it'll get sold (parts tranny)

For some reason this gets pretty blurry when I try to open it. Can’t read it

[Tom keedle]

Originally Posted by james schaechter

For some reason this gets pretty blurry when I try to open it. Can’t read it

yeah, for some reason I couldn't resize it decent.
if you want, I can send it to your email

[james schaechter]

Originally Posted by Tom keedle

yeah, for some reason I couldn't resize it decent.
if you want, I can send it to your email

Please do. jimschaechter@earthlink.net.

[t.tosto]

James, have you heard of a possibility of Liberty offering a trans. for Stock application?

[b.guggenmos]

I received a long response from Jerico I shared with Rory McNeil this weekend at a local stick race. Long story short Jerico said they will not produce parts costing hundreds of thousands of dollars and then be stuck with them or not make any money id they do sell.

Talking with Rory this weekend we know of far more people running DR4's that will need parts at some point than DR4-4's. I can't think that running a batch of mainshafts for stock would be a huge investment for Jerico to keep their customers existing transmissions going.

I purchased a new DR4-4 last year. I looked at GForce but in my car it would have required some serious work to get the shifter back far enough. The Jerico is on the very last holes on the extension housing but is perfect. I did send my Long shifter to have stops added and converted to a pistol grip.

Maybe if enough people contact Jerico they will rethink the decision to drop support of the DR4?

[james schaechter]

Originally Posted by t.tosto

James, have you heard of a possibility of Liberty offering a trans. for Stock application?

I thought Liberty had a five speed that used a Nash type case. Not sure if it went into production, but I think a few guys had them.