Clutch Masters 06-11 Mitsubishi Eclipse 3.8L FX250 Sprung Clutch Kit (Must Use FW-380-AL)

Clutch Masters

Clutch Masters 06-11 Mitsubishi Eclipse 3.8L FX250 Sprung Clutch Kit (Must Use FW-380-AL)

SKU: CLM05107-HD0F-XH
Barcode: 05107-HD0F-XH

$613.76

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Clutch Masters 06-11 Mitsubishi Eclipse 3.8L FX250 Sprung Clutch Kit (Must Use FW-380-AL)

$613.76

$613.76

Tech Specs

Brand
Clutch Masters
SKU
CLM05107-HD0F-XH
Manufacturer part number
05107-HD0F-XH
Category
Drivetrain › Clutch Kits - Single
Shipping weight
17.0 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
110% Increased Holding CapacityThe FX250 System uses the Power Plus I Heavy-Duty Pressure Plate and utilizes a combination of our Fiber Tough friction material on the side of the disc contacting the pressure plate, and steel backed organic friction material on the flywheel side of the disc. This clutch is designed for the street enthusiast or weekend racer who plans to abuse their vehicle on an occasional basis and has a very spirited driving style. The FX250 clutch system has a higher holding capacity than a traditional full faced kevlar without compromising the street friendly characteristics exhibited in the FX100 and FX200 series.

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