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ACT 16-21 BMW 3.0L Turbo (B58) / 22-26 Toyota GR Supra Mod-Twin 225 XT Rigid Street

SKU: ACTT2S-B02
Barcode: 842385031060

$2,069.56

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ACT 16-21 BMW 3.0L Turbo (B58) / 22-26 Toyota GR Supra Mod-Twin 225 XT Rigid Street

$2,069.56

$2,069.56

Tech Specs

Brand
ACT
SKU
ACTT2S-B02
Shipping weight
35.7 lb

T2S-B02 Mod-Twin 225 XT Rigid Street Kit blends easy pedal feel, smooth but positive engagement with quick shifting for high powered AWD’s by combining twice the organic friction surfaces with a no-nonsense rigid Mono-Drive hub in a completely modular design. Each diaphragm spring endures an exclusive four-stage heat treating process. Steel-backed Friction Plates with high quality organic friction materials deliver stable friction coefficient, good heat capacity and long clutch life. These Friction Plates uniformly transfer torque to a Mono-Drive chrome-moly hub which is heat treated for strength and durability extending input shaft life with one continuous spline. The lightweight, rigid design allows for quicker shifts and trouble-free service. This kit includes a CNC-machined and dynamically balanced flywheel, pressure plate cover, diaphragm spring, face, puck-style ceramic friction plates, rigid Mono-Drive hub, floater, patented Monoloc Collar, release bearing, alignment tool and pilot bearing (if needed). Mod-Twin clutches are fully rebuildable and most components can be ordered separately.

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