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12-16-2014, 10:59 AM | #71 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
I have these now for anyone that was breaking them. Merry Christmas.
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12-16-2014, 11:05 AM | #72 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
You have a PM
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12-17-2014, 11:22 AM | #73 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
They are Billet CNC machined out of 4150 Chromoly steel by the Larry Morgan Racing camp and they look darn pretty!
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12-17-2014, 09:40 PM | #74 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
You have PM
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12-23-2014, 10:34 AM | #75 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
To answer a frequent question about the shift fingers fitting in 1/2, 3/4, and reverse, YES the finger is the same part number in these 3 locations.
The 3/4 finger (on the later transmissions) breaks most frequently (most now between as little as 4-6 runs) because it has the most force being put on it by the longest shift rod, among some other variables. You can get away with the weaker oem finger for reverse and possibly gamble on it for 1/2. The Jerico is not an extremely user-friendly transmission and not one that racers prefer to work on at the track! |
12-23-2014, 10:39 PM | #76 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
They look very nice Bobby. I am one of the lucky people who have not broken one yet. Brian
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01-23-2015, 10:20 AM | #77 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
The first big batch went fast, proving for sure that there is a problem. I have no problem with guys getting their buddies together for a bulk purchase and we can work out a lower unit price. Ladder software is always half off with the purchase of a shift finger!
Made in USA of USA materials! BIllet CNC machining done by Larry Morgan Racing, heat treat done by Certified Heat Treat, Inc. in Dayton, OH. They do heat treat for the space shuttles, the new World Trade Center, amusement park rides, etc. www.dragracetrans.com/shiftfinger.html www.dragracetrans.com/laddersoftware.html Shift Finger - $200 Full Set of 3 Fingers - $540 Free Shipping Last edited by Bobby Fazio; 01-23-2015 at 10:23 AM. |
01-05-2016, 06:58 PM | #78 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
I wanted to report to all that are interested.
1 year ago I purchased and used the shift finger provided by Fazio for the 2015 racing season. This past season I had no finger failures or problems not even a missed shift. Prior to this purchase, I was very frustated racing and replacing this finger often. Thank you Fazio! I look forward to the 2016 season and hitting those gears hard with confidence. Aris SS/C 108 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
Thank you Aris, glad to hear! Just got more in stock. We also paid contingency at the PA Dutch Classic this past year to the furthest advancing stick car in stock and super stock that was running our shift finger decal.
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06-20-2020, 11:49 AM | #80 |
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Re: Anyone have a shift finger for Jerico?
Are these still available for sale? Just broke the 3/4 finger. Also what is the process to replace this. Looks like the entire mainshaft has to be removed to remove these. Assume these are installed first when assembling a trans.
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