833 aluminum overdrive reinforcement

Nope, steel sleeves. Why bother with a bronze bushing? Remember on regular 833's the countershaft is a press fit directly into the iron case.

Here's an article that was originally in Mopar Muscle. It describes the "problem" with the 833OD countershaft (the aluminum case and a .005" tolerance vs a light press fit on the regular 833's), as well as the fix, which is a set of steel sleeves pressed into the case.

http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/transmission-drivetrain/mopp-0110-a-833-aluminum-case-buildup/

Ok, well that's not how OTR truck transmissions are, and they have aluminum cases. Their counter shafts are not pressed in, either. Neither is the counter shaft in my T5.

Learn somethin new everyday I guess. Thanks.