Clutch Masters 96-99 BMW 328 2.8L E36 FX400 8-Puck Dampened Disc Clutch Kit

Clutch Masters

Clutch Masters 96-99 BMW 328 2.8L E36 FX400 8-Puck Dampened Disc Clutch Kit

SKU: CLM03030-HDCL-D
Barcode: 03030-HDCL-D

$584.30

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Clutch Masters 96-99 BMW 328 2.8L E36 FX400 8-Puck Dampened Disc Clutch Kit

$584.30

$584.30

Tech Specs

Brand
Clutch Masters
SKU
CLM03030-HDCL-D
Manufacturer part number
03030-HDCL-D
Category
Drivetrain › Clutch Kits - Single
Shipping weight
16.3 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
170% Increase in Holding Capacity - RACE/STREETThe FX400 System uses the Power Plus I, Hi-Levarage, Heavy-Duty Pressure Plate with a custom and extremely durable, Sprung Ceramic disc. This is the ultimate extreme duty street and/or road/drag racing system. It is available in a 6 or 8 ceramic puck configuration. The 6-puck being the more aggressive setup and 8-puck being the less aggressive. The sprung hub design allows for moderate dampening in high-torque applications, rendering it much more street friendly than solid or rigid designs. This disc is designed for long life, outstanding holding capacity, and rapid heat dissipation.

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