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Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker #1388280 02/16/13 03:29 AM 02/16/13 03:29 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 610 White Creek, NY 408cuda OP mopar
408cuda OP mopar Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 610 White Creek, NY	In say a 3900lb B-body? A friend of mine is planning on building a 500+inch stroker for a street strip 68 b-body and we were wondering what all you big block, high torque, heavyweight, racers have to say. Is an 18 spline 833 even a consideration at this power level/weight on slicks? Or is he looking to Lenco, Jericho etc? Experiences greatly appreciated. He is looking to hit the 10's, mostly strip but street legal. Thanks, Chad Stuff I own Self promotion Things someone else said I claim as my own

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 408cuda] #1388281 02/16/13 09:35 AM 02/16/13 09:35 AM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,169 MI 6 68shifter super stock
68shifter super stock 6 Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,169 MI	Chad, This has been discussed a lot on here recently. Try the search function and you'll come up with good info. With that being said member "d330" has a rebuilt jerico on here for $2500 in the trans section. If I had another vehicle for that to go in I'd own it in a second. Jerico and G force are his best options. As always clutch selection is paramount. I recently saw in the race parts a jerico, new McCleod soft lok and bell for 5k all for bb mopar being sold by member " mosweethemi". Good luck. Last edited by 68shifter; 02/16/13 09:43 AM. 68' Barracuda (4 speed) 64' Savoy (4 speed) 65' Satellite (girl tranny)

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 68shifter] #1388282 02/16/13 10:48 AM 02/16/13 10:48 AM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,169 MI 6 68shifter super stock
68shifter super stock 6 Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,169 MI	You'll notice a trend... d330 and his 64 Hemi w/ Jerico - 9 second 4406, another member w/ Jerico and 9 seconds Mike Loboda (umtr director), 9 second small block w/ Jerico Greg (old iron), big block stroker, another 9 second Jerico Man, sounds like a Jerico advertisement.lol. That being said I run a GF4A and only low 10's. 68' Barracuda (4 speed) 64' Savoy (4 speed) 65' Satellite (girl tranny)

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 68shifter] #1388283 02/16/13 01:41 PM 02/16/13 01:41 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 10,046 MN J JERICOGTX I Live Here
JERICOGTX I Live Here J Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 10,046 MN	I've had a Jerico DR4 in my car since 2000. 7590501-July%2028th%20sat_%20races%20319.jpg (149 downloads) 69 GTX 68 Road Runner

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 68shifter] #1388284 02/17/13 02:42 PM 02/17/13 02:42 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 10,558 Rittman Ohio fourgearsavoy I Live Here
fourgearsavoy I Live Here Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 10,558 Rittman Ohio	Quote: Chad, This has been discussed a lot on here recently. Try the search function and you'll come up with good info. With that being said member "d330" has a rebuilt jerico on here for $2500 in the trans section. If I had another vehicle for that to go in I'd own it in a second. Jerico and G force are his best options. As always clutch selection is paramount. I recently saw in the race parts a jerico, new McCleod soft lok and bell for 5k all for bb mopar being sold by member " mosweethemi". Good luck. What he said Take it from a guy that started out with a 23 spline trans running 12's Start out with an initial investment in a good clutch Then your transmission choice is pretty wide open from there I am only running 10.91 with a Richmond 5-speed with cryo treated gears from Liberty. You will save yourself literally THOUSANDS of dollars starting out with the right equipment from the git Gus 7591902-mysavoy.jpg (74 downloads) 64 Plymouth Savoy 493 Indy EZ's by Nick at Compu-Flow 5-Speed Richmond faceplate Liberty box Dana 60

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: fourgearsavoy] #1388285 02/17/13 03:48 PM 02/17/13 03:48 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 610 White Creek, NY 408cuda OP mopar
408cuda OP mopar Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 610 White Creek, NY	Thanks guys, sounds like good advice. I know he plans on the blow proof bell and was looking at a McLeod twin disc. Ill tell him about the trans on here

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 408cuda] #1388286 02/18/13 11:26 AM 02/18/13 11:26 AM
Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 3,422 Toronto M mshred master
mshred master M Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 3,422 Toronto	Quote: Thanks guys, sounds like good advice. I know he plans on the blow proof bell and was looking at a McLeod twin disc. Ill tell him about the trans on here If I was him I would really think twice about that twin disk, especially if he is planning on racing it alot,and instead look at a quality adjustable single disc option.

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: mshred] #1388287 02/18/13 05:45 PM 02/18/13 05:45 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,842 N.E. Ohio 6bblFLASH master
6bblFLASH master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,842 N.E. Ohio	So far I have no complaints about my Jerico. For the money its a good trans. 7593753-Thompson09`#2.jpg (118 downloads) 70` Cuda`,440 6BBL Jerico,Dana 4.56 Still on 93 Pump Gas 9.87 @ 136/1.31-60ft.`09 Mopar Nationals PASSON PERFORMANCE "Stick-Shift" Champ! 2013 StickShift Challenge Winner@ Mopar Nationals!

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: 6bblFLASH] #1388288 02/19/13 06:13 PM 02/19/13 06:13 PM
Joined: Jun 2005 Posts: 726 ohio M mike67net mopar addict
mike67net mopar addict M Joined: Jun 2005 Posts: 726 ohio	Quote: So far I have no complaints about my Jerico. For the money its a good trans. Same here (even though I don't have the car anymore)

Re: Which stick shift trans for 10 second big block stroker [Re: JERICOGTX] #1388289 02/20/13 12:45 PM 02/20/13 12:45 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,498 Minnesota Hemi_Joel master
Hemi_Joel master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,498 Minnesota	Quote: I've had a Jerico DR4 in my car since 2000. Jeff, nice picture. Is that air under your right rear tire? You might need another leaf on that side. The original poster said this is a street strip car. How streetable is the Jerico? [img]http://i.imgur.com/boeexFms.jpg[/img] 31 Plymouth Coupe, 392 Hemi, T56 magnum RS23J71 RS27J77 RP23J71 RO23J71 WM21J8A I don't regret the things I've done. I only regret the things I didn't do. "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something. ~ Plato"

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