An automotive clutch is required to separate engine power from the remainder of the driveline, to link this power to the rear wheels in relatively smooth and dependable fashion and to transmit ...

• Clutches typically transfer torque via in-line or parallel shafts. • Most single revolution clutches can stop only about 10% of their load capacity. • The torque capacity of a wrap-spring clutch or ...

With the LS2 V-8 and Tremec six-speed waiting on the workbench, it was high time to pick the perfect clutch for our Camaro project. We asked the experts to demystify the process. When piecing together ...

Automotive clutches have been in use for more than a century, including the Mustang for 50 years. When the Mustang was introduced in 1964, manual three-speed and four-speed models used crude ...

Professional-grade clutches often require supporting modifications, such as upgraded flywheels, stronger pressure plates, and ...

Before the early 2000s, a heavy duty commercial vehicle with anything other than a manual transmission was almost unheard of. Since then, demand for automated manual transmissions (AMTs) has increased ...

Understanding the basics of how a clutch system works is valuable for any snowmobiling enthusiast. It can help you diagnose ...