FX350

110% Increase in Holding Capacity - STREET/RACE
The FX350 System uses the Power Plus I, Hi-Levarage, Heavy-Duty Pressure Plate utilizing our Fiber-Tough friction material. This clutch has a slightly increased holding capacity then the FX300 but will have a slightly more aggressive engagement and will produce some chatter. Similar to the FX300 this clutch is designed for the serious street enthusiast who also might spend a weekend and the track and is running a normally aspirated car that has been highly tuned with cylinder head work such as cams, or with a medium-boost turbo or supercharger setup, or up to 100hp NO2. For years enthusiasts have had to compromise durability for longevity for drivability and vice versa, however with our Fiber-Tough material we have closed the gap between these two tradeoffs.
Heavy-Duty Segmented Fiber-Tough Disc
Steel Backed Segmented Fiber-Tough Friction Material
Heavy-Duty Sprung Hub (when applicable)
Marcel Spring Wafer
SLAVE CYLINDER NOT INCLUDED
Alignment Tool
Instruction Card
Decals
Organic/ Kevlar/ Fiber-Tough Clutch kits are expected and tend to have a higher life expectancy than OEM, however not guaranteed. Improper Installation, Driving style, performance upgrades, Break in procedure and light weight flywheels will effect and have a role in determining the life expectancy of the clutch kit.

Additional Information

Conversion kit, Must use Clutch Masters specific flywheel

Part Type

Transmission Clutch and Flywheel Kit

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