T3RS-G13 ACT Mod-Twin Kits

Predictable, aggressive engagement, increased pedal effort, quick shifting, possible start-off judder with OE to mild transmission gear noise; Forged Aluminum Cover, Mono-drive hub, exclusive diaphragm, and premium friction materials ensure this long-life twin performs and survives under the most demanding conditions; Delivers maximum performance and high heat tolerance by combining robust design, strategic features, choice materials, and close tolerances; Drag, Road or Rally Racing; Applying tactical engineering to the Mod-Twin, ACT presents unique solutions to common tradeoffs found on twin disc clutches, resulting in an ultra-durable, customer serviceable, long-lasting clutch with very high torque capacity. All are 100% clamp load tested, balanced and SFI certified. Mod-Twin 10.5 XX Sprung Race.

T3RS-G13 Mod-Twin 10.5 XX Sprung Race Kit performs aggressive launches and smoother shifting in high-powered machines by combining twice the ceramic friction surfaces with an ultra-durable sprung Mono-Drive hub assembly in a completely modular design. Each diaphragm spring endures an exclusive four-stage heat treating process to provide a consistent pedal feel requiring moderate effort. Puck-style Friction Plates with high quality ceramic friction materials deliver high friction coefficient, superior heat capacity, and long clutch life. These Friction Plates uniformly transfer torque to a Mono-Drive sprung hub assembly, which extends input shaft life and reduces driveline shock from torsional vibration. This kit includes a CNC-machined and dynamically balanced flywheel, pressure plate cover, diaphragm spring, face, puck-style ceramic friction plates, sprung Mono-Drive hub assembly, floater, alignment tool and pilot bearing (where applicable). Mod-Twin clutches are fully rebuildable, and replacement discs may be ordered separately.

Features:

• "Excellence in Performance", backed by the best one-year warranty in the industry!

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