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Jim Hawkins · 04-05-2014, 12:49 PM

I have a input sensor on my jerico in my ss/i car that is exactly like the one Mark built for his. I did alot of research and no one makes a kit to do this, including jerico. There is no way we could see to mount it to read directly off the input shaft. My machinest made a slip collar with a magnet that installs on the cluster. We drilled and tapped a 1/2 hole in the case and used a 1/2 bolt with the center machined and tapped to accept the sensor. My trans. is a older bottom loader and was easy to set up with that bottom cover removed. I use a computech system and it will convert the main drive ratio to 1:1. I have a new jerico trans. that was just finished last week and they installed the collar and drilled the case for me. The new trans. does not have the bottom cover so need to install sensor and collar as the trans was being built. This has worked well and have seen a few others done the same way.

04-05-2014, 12:49 PM	#9
Jim Hawkins Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 198 Likes: 89 Liked 115 Times in 35 Posts	Re: Racepak for stick cars I have a input sensor on my jerico in my ss/i car that is exactly like the one Mark built for his. I did alot of research and no one makes a kit to do this, including jerico. There is no way we could see to mount it to read directly off the input shaft. My machinest made a slip collar with a magnet that installs on the cluster. We drilled and tapped a 1/2 hole in the case and used a 1/2 bolt with the center machined and tapped to accept the sensor. My trans. is a older bottom loader and was easy to set up with that bottom cover removed. I use a computech system and it will convert the main drive ratio to 1:1. I have a new jerico trans. that was just finished last week and they installed the collar and drilled the case for me. The new trans. does not have the bottom cover so need to install sensor and collar as the trans was being built. This has worked well and have seen a few others done the same way.