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rns294 12-23-2015 08:56 AM

First upgrades to the transmission
 
I just picked up a used 13 BRZ a little over a week ago and wanted to start making some upgrades to the trans to make it a little smoother.

I was thinking
  • Perrin Rear Shift Bushing
  • MTEC Shift Springs
  • TRD Quick Shifter
  • Kartboy Transmission Mount
  • Perrin Transmission Support
  • Motul 300 fluid replacement

Not buying all of this right away but these are all fairly cheap mods that I have read about and people seem to get a good quick result. I wanted to make sure all of this would fit together especially with the short shifter. I was thinking about adding the whiteline positive shift kit, but someone told me it won't go with a short shifter. So I wanted to check with more informed/knowledgeable drivers to see if all of this would fit together. Thoughts?

Also is there anything else that could generally help the feel of shifting for a fairly low cost?

Thanks for any help/feedback!

menikmati 12-23-2015 12:34 PM

I use the Whiteline Positive Shift Kit with the TRD Quickshifter and MTEC springs without any problems.

Xuningshen 12-23-2015 02:09 PM

I would just do one thing at a time so you can actually feel the difference each makes. I had the same plan as you. but first I did the motul gear oil, and then I did the perrin rear shifter bushing. And thats where I stopped because I am happy with how it shifts with just those two.

Vladimir Tutin 12-23-2015 04:25 PM

Only have done the Motul 300 myself. Planning on doing short throw and bushing pretty soon.

If you plan on doing both transmission and differential oil at the same time, I recommend doing the differential first if aren't going to use a fluid transfer pump. I did the transmission first and getting the last half of the bottles into the diff was a major PIA.

LenA 12-23-2015 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xuningshen (Post 2489421)
I would just do one thing at a time so you can actually feel the difference each makes. I had the same plan as you. but first I did the motul gear oil, and then I did the perrin rear shifter bushing. And thats where I stopped because I am happy with how it shifts with just those two.

Does rear shift bushing help with everyday type shifting, or only during harder driving. I've done clutch pedal adjustment and Motul. Debating on positive shift kit and rear bushing

Thanks

Len

Xuningshen 12-23-2015 04:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LenA (Post 2489611)
Does rear shift bushing help with everyday type shifting, or only during harder driving. I've done clutch pedal adjustment and Motul. Debating on positive shift kit and rear bushing

Thanks

Len

yup, it reduces slop by a good amount when shifting between gears. fast or slow shifting so i definitely recommend that.

side note... and i might get crap for this because I might be the only one who doesn't really like the MTEC shift springs. It basically puts it into gear for you(it basically snaps it into gear, and out of gear), to me that reduces shifting/syncro feel.


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