Xtreme Outback - Heavy duty cushioned ceramic kit /-1C
Recommended for: Motorsport ApplicationsXtreme Outback Ceramic upgrades have been designed to offer the ultimate in heat capacity for single plate upgrades and are designed specifically for motorsport applications such as endurance rally events and time trials. Available in Sprung Ceramic and Cushioned Ceramic, there are a wide variety of options to choose from depending on the vehicle use.Specifications:
- Torque capacity 580Nm
- Clamp load 800Kg 20% Increased over standard
- Cushioned Ceramic Friction Disc
- Heavy Duty Pressure Plate
- Kit contains everything you need for a successful installation + accessories
Xtreme Outback
Designed and Engineered to handle the toughest conditions on the planet, Xtreme Outback Clutch Kits are the ultimate 4x4 heavy duty upgrade for the street and offroad.Each Xtreme Outback clutch kit is designed and developed to offer the ultimate balance between performance, durability and drivability. As used by motorsport teams and armoured car manufacturers across the globe, Xtreme Outback clutch kits can be trusted to get you there... and back again.
Cushioned ceramic friction discs are similar to the sprung ceramic kits in that they have a sprung hub to absorb shock loading, but also have a small amount of cushioning betwene the two friction surfaces on the disc giving them better pedal modulation. These kits are designed for low speed trial where pedal feel is important but where the high temperature capacity of a ceramic disc is also beneficial.
What's in the Box?
Xtreme Outback upgrade kits are available with everything you need for a successful installation + accessories you may want to upgrade or replace while the gearbox is out of the vehicle.Passar till:
- Nissan Terrano R20 | 2.7 TD 4WD 1993.02-2002.01 TD27T 2664 Diesel 74 kW 101 BHP (1993.02 - 2002.01)Nissan Terrano R20 | 2.7 TDi 4WD 1996.05-2007.09 TD27TI 2664 Diesel 92 kW 125 BHP (1996.05 - 2007.09)
Nissan Terrano R20 | 3.0 Di 4WD 2002.05-2007.09 ZD30 2953 Diesel 113 kW 154 BHP (2002.05 - 2007.09)
