FS: Tilton Carbon/Carbon Clutch
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We have a completly new, unused Tilton Carbon/Carbon clutch for sale. We paid over $4,000 for this, and are willing to sell it for $2750.
As you can see, it has never been mated up to a flywheel and is in perfect condition. For guys that need a bullet proof clutch, this is the only way to go.
PM or email rich@nohotwire.com if interested.

As you can see, it has never been mated up to a flywheel and is in perfect condition. For guys that need a bullet proof clutch, this is the only way to go.
PM or email rich@nohotwire.com if interested.

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Thanks. Yeah, these clutches are awesome. We've had it in the car for many many races and it still holds like nobody's business. This will last a proper driver forever.
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This clutch is amazing. It feels like a street clutch. Doesn't grab and lurch the car. It has a very smooth engagement and would be great on the street. If you're a smooth shifter, this thing will last forever.
We've had one in the race car for years and it still doesn't slip. Same clutch.
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This clutch is amazing. It feels like a street clutch. Doesn't grab and lurch the car. It has a very smooth engagement and would be great on the street. If you're a smooth shifter, this thing will last forever.
We've had one in the race car for years and it still doesn't slip. Same clutch.
This clutch is amazing. It feels like a street clutch. Doesn't grab and lurch the car. It has a very smooth engagement and would be great on the street. If you're a smooth shifter, this thing will last forever.
We've had one in the race car for years and it still doesn't slip. Same clutch.
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I believe Titan Motorsports sold them and may have stock.
Tilton makes them when they reach enough orders to build them. Typical of production- 1 is super pricey, but 10 makes financial sense.
Tilton makes them when they reach enough orders to build them. Typical of production- 1 is super pricey, but 10 makes financial sense.
You wouldn't happen to know offhand if the tilton flywheels are the same for the carbon/carbon clutches and the other clutches that had ceramic/metallic disks and used that other style basket?
I'll take it!
Tilton refered me to AASCO for a custom flywheel. I believe they work closely with tilton and should be able to machine exactly what you need. I was headed that way, but ran across a used flywheel while waiting for a return call from them.
Tilton refered me to AASCO for a custom flywheel. I believe they work closely with tilton and should be able to machine exactly what you need. I was headed that way, but ran across a used flywheel while waiting for a return call from them.
The cerametalic and organic plates will work in the same clutch assembly, but the carbon is specific.
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