Help- Jerico?

[MikeFicacci]

Certainly don't want to hi-jack this thread but my experience with G-Force has been very positive over the last 2 years. First class service, while you wait, if you want to schedule. A plethora of ratios for the G101a and cases are now all drilled and tapped for an input shaft sensor.

[Joe Martens]

Originally Posted by MikeFicacci

Certainly don't want to hi-jack this thread but my experience with G-Force has been very positive over the last 2 years. First class service, while you wait, if you want to schedule. A plethora of ratios for the G101a and cases are now all drilled and tapped for an input shaft sensor.

You took the words right out of my mouth, Mike!

[Dave Casey]

The G force is a great trans and I would switch, but I have 2 good working Jerico's for each of my 2 cars.

[BTR69]

Originally Posted by MikeFicacci

Certainly don't want to hi-jack this thread but my experience with G-Force has been very positive over the last 2 years. First class service, while you wait, if you want to schedule. A plethora of ratios for the G101a and cases are now all drilled and tapped for an input shaft sensor.

I've heard much praise for the folks and products at G-Force. Would love to swap to them or Liberty in my car. Bought some raffle tix to win a G-Force G101 at a Classic Gear Jammers race earlier this year. Wish me luck, otherwise, it's not within my budget right now. $100 or so for a new input shaft vs a new unit is a no brainer right now. There is a plan for an upgrade, just having to be patient for a bit longer.

[quickford1]

Bob Parks has some Jerico parts as he does rear and trans repair. He lives in Concord, NC his number is 980-721- 5459 day's only as he has some health Issues.