Act Advanced Clutch Technology Mz010 Heavy Duty Performance Pressure Plate, For on 2040-parts.com
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ACT Advanced Clutch Technology MZ010 Heavy Duty Performance Pressure Plate, For Select Vehicles  Item Description
Features ACT's performance pressure plates offer many advantages over stock pressure plates. The unique single diaphragm design maintains the proper pressure plate geometry, which provides a smooth and precise feel that is positive and firm, extends clutch life, and increases clamp load. This Heavy Duty model increases clamp load 20-50%, with a stock to moderate pedal feel that makes it a good choice for both street and race use. The all new (not "re-manufactured") components are exact engineered for each application and manufactured from quality materials using dedicated tooling. An exclusive four stage heat treating process is performed on all diaphragms, and the induction hardened bearing contact area promotes extremely long wear life. Drive straps and rivets securely locate the contact face to the cover for quiet, trouble free operation with no loose pieces to wear or rattle. Additional Information
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