CMPRO Stage 3 Clutch Kit & Chromoly Flywheel fits FR-S BR-Z FA20 86
Product ID: 383989059
📦Complete kit with pressure plate, disc & bearings
⚙️410 HP / 385 lb-ft torque capacity
🛠️Includes Chromoly lightweight flywheel (12.23 lbs)
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⚡ Shift into high gear with ClutchMaxPRO – where performance meets precision!
The ClutchMaxPRO Performance Stage 3 Clutch Kit is a premium, USA-made upgrade designed for 2013-2020 Scion FR-S, Subaru BR-Z, and Toyota 86 models. Rated for 410 HP and 385 lb-ft torque, it features a lightweight chromoly flywheel and a durable Stage 4 ceramic 6-puck sprung disc, delivering race-ready performance with reliable street drivability. This complete kit includes all necessary components and is backed by a 12-month/15,000-mile warranty, making it the smart choice for enthusiasts seeking affordable, high-quality clutch upgrades.
| ASIN | B0931BGHHR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,957,186 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #2,114 in Automotive Replacement Complete Clutch Sets |
| Brand | ClutchMax |
| Customer Reviews | 5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars (7) |
| Date First Available | April 20, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 29 pounds |
| Manufacturer | ClutchMax |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CP16089HDCLSF-ST3 |
| Model | Scion FR-S, Subaru BR-Z, 86 |
| OEM Part Number | FJK1005, 15806, 30100AA870, 30210AA760, 30502AA051, TF02 110991 SB7-HDSS 15035-2600 12310AA403, SU003-00802, SU003-00800, SU003-04287 |
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Good feeling clutch with an honest review.
I know what you’re thinking. A $300 clutch and flywheel kit for the FRS? Insane right? Well I decided to purchase it. Slapped it right into my turbo built motor FRS and sent it straight to 400 horsepower. Now while I don’t have a whole bunch of miles on it yet (roughly 1,500-2,000) it’s been great. The pedal feel is genuinely good, the engagement point feels natural and the car is easy to drive. This is the second clutch I’ve purchased from Clutch Max the first being for my Miata and I beat the crap out of that car again no issues. It’s well worth the $300 especially if you’re on a budget and just want to get your car back on the road. My only suggestion is to purchase an oem throw out bearing instead of using what comes with the kit.
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