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The Competition Clutch Stage 4 1620 Series is engineered for the serious enthusiast who demands maximum torque capacity and aggressive engagement. Designed for high-horsepower applications, this kit provides up to a 250% increase in torque handling over stock, making it the ideal choice for track-focused 1992-1993 Acura Integra builds. The six-puck sprung disc features high-grade ceramic buttons that bite hard, ensuring power is transferred efficiently to the wheels without slipping.
This Stage 4 kit is not for the faint of heart; it is built to handle the rigors of high-boost or high-compression setups. The sprung hub design helps dampen harsh engagement, providing a slightly more manageable experience than a fully rigid disc, while the ceramic material ensures the clutch won't fade under extreme heat. Whether you are hitting the drag strip or the circuit, this kit provides the reliability you need to push your Acura Integra to the limit. Find the best performance parts for your build at GGCRACING.
The Competition Clutch Stage 4 1620 Series is engineered for the serious enthusiast who demands maximum torque capacity and aggressive engagement. Designed for high-horsepower applications, this kit provides up to a 250% increase in torque handling over stock, making it the ideal choice for track-focused 1992-1993 Acura Integra builds. The six-puck sprung disc features high-grade ceramic buttons that bite hard, ensuring power is transferred efficiently to the wheels without slipping.
This Stage 4 kit is not for the faint of heart; it is built to handle the rigors of high-boost or high-compression setups. The sprung hub design helps dampen harsh engagement, providing a slightly more manageable experience than a fully rigid disc, while the ceramic material ensures the clutch won't fade under extreme heat. Whether you are hitting the drag strip or the circuit, this kit provides the reliability you need to push your Acura Integra to the limit. Find the best performance parts for your build at GGCRACING.
