Competition Clutch

Is your clutch slipping now that your car makes more power? Competition Clutch makes uprated clutches and lightweight flywheels for tuned cars, so the engine’s power reaches the wheels. Here you’ll find clutch kits in several stages, flywheels and accessories for many popular Japanese and European sports cars.

American clutches for tuned cars

Competition Clutch is an American brand specialising in clutches and flywheels for performance cars. The brand is especially well known in the import and tuning scene and covers models from Honda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toyota, among others, as well as a number of European cars. When an engine makes more torque, the stock clutch is often the weak link. Competition Clutch therefore builds its range in stages, so you can choose a clutch that suits the power and how the car is used.

Competition Clutch’s key products

The clutch kits are divided into stages: the lower stages use organic friction material and a smooth engagement for street use, while the higher stages use tougher materials and stronger pressure plates for more torque and motorsport. Lightweight steel or aluminium flywheels reduce rotating mass, so the engine revs up faster and drops revs more quickly between shifts. The range also includes twin disc clutches for high power, as well as release bearings and pilot bearings. See each product for torque capacity and vehicle fitment.

Buy Competition Clutch from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Competition Clutch solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Which clutch stage should I choose?

Choose based on engine torque and use. For a street car with a mildly tuned engine, a low stage with organic material is often enough and gives smooth engagement. For high power, track driving or drag racing, a higher stage with tougher material or a twin disc clutch is a better choice.

What does a lightweight flywheel do?

A lightweight flywheel makes the engine respond faster to the throttle and makes shifts slightly quicker. In return, pulling away needs a little more care, and there may be a bit more gearbox noise at idle.