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MT82 Improvements ???

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I am preparing to pull my transmission so that I may change the clutch, slave cylinder, and flywheel. While I’ve got everything apart what other mods or improvements do yall recommend?

So far I’ve got……

1) braided clutch line
2)MGW X Spec shifter

what else should I be looking at ( bushings ?? Mods to MT82 to improve reliability) I’m capable of disassembling and reassembling the transmission but not sure what to do or if there is anything to do.

car is boosted and Tremec isn’t an option.
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Have you narrowed things down yet to a solid plan of attack? If so, what’s your plan?
 
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Have you narrowed things down yet to a solid plan of attack? If so, what’s your plan?
Honestly after reading through your post I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed. I don’t think I’ll tear into the transmission after reading your post. I am still looking into all the options for mounting bushings.
 

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I got the steeda transmission mount bushing insert, steeda clutch spring, and steeda shift base bushing bracket kit to sturdy up my mt82 and I've noticed a huge difference. Next thing imma get is the braided clutch line hopefully that keeps her going and shifting good for a few years, best of luck with your
 

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Honestly after reading through your post I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed. I don’t think I’ll tear into the transmission after reading your post. I am still looking into all the options for mounting bushings.
I understand. Well, the obvious stuff like a good shifter, bushings (as you’ve stated), motor mounts, and maybe even an upgraded carrier bearing (if sticking with the 2 piece driveshaft), are all great ideas to get rid of the drivetrain slop. I have run the Whiteline transmission bushing insert before and now I run the Boomba Racing Mount with black bushings. Short of going into the transmission, a good clutch will also be a really great addition.
 

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Luckily in austin theres a transmission shop , Pistoles. I just shipped the upgraded MT82 parts their and had Steve do my built transmission.

I ended up selling my working transmission and buying a blown up one and built that one to offset the cost.

I think all said and done I paid around 2k for a built MT82.
 

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Luckily in austin theres a transmission shop , Pistoles. I just shipped the upgraded MT82 parts their and had Steve do my built transmission.

I ended up selling my working transmission and buying a blown up one and built that one to offset the cost.

I think all said and done I paid around 2k for a built MT82.
What upgrades did you have done to it?
 

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What upgrades did you have done to it?
It was a year ago , but I did
26 spline input shaft
brass pads
carbon fiber synchros
upgraded gears from AMP ( The 1st-4th gear are OEM and the 5th,6th and reverse are aftermarket. )
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