Heavy Duty Clutch Now Available
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JK Freak
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Heavy Duty Clutch Now Available
Finally it has arrived after waiting for so long. Now I am gona replace my stock clutch which has been replaced under warranty but still squeeking.
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Centerforce is proud to introduce this New Dual Friction clutch assembly for 2007 to 2008 Jeep Wrangler 3.8L 230” Eng. This new clutch assembly replaces the stock pressure plate with a more reliable assembly with a higher holding capacity that is designed as a direct bolt in for perfect fit and function. Centerforce strives to provide the best products on the market at any performance level by using patented processes and constantly testing different materials and designs to find the best combination. This new application is now available as a Dual Friction® clutch assembly for use in high torque street driving and off-road applications. The Dual Friction part number is DF098391 (Pressure Plate and Disc Included). Also available is the Centerforce II part number CFT360981 (Pressure Plate Included), Centerforce I part number CFT360981 (Pressure Plate Only), and Centerforce Disc part number 383914 (Disc Only). Please contact any Centerforce dealer or Centerforce directly with questions at 928/771-8422.
centerforce.com/newsevents.tpl?cart=12344858184248356&subsection=l atestnewsview&sortcategory=Press%20Releases&sortye ar=2009&sku=315.311108075111
Centerforce is proud to introduce this New Dual Friction clutch assembly for 2007 to 2008 Jeep Wrangler 3.8L 230” Eng. This new clutch assembly replaces the stock pressure plate with a more reliable assembly with a higher holding capacity that is designed as a direct bolt in for perfect fit and function. Centerforce strives to provide the best products on the market at any performance level by using patented processes and constantly testing different materials and designs to find the best combination. This new application is now available as a Dual Friction® clutch assembly for use in high torque street driving and off-road applications. The Dual Friction part number is DF098391 (Pressure Plate and Disc Included). Also available is the Centerforce II part number CFT360981 (Pressure Plate Included), Centerforce I part number CFT360981 (Pressure Plate Only), and Centerforce Disc part number 383914 (Disc Only). Please contact any Centerforce dealer or Centerforce directly with questions at 928/771-8422.
JK Junkie
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From: Kingston Ont.
Got a response:
Good Morning Todd,
Thanks for the e-mail.
We just released this clutch assembly, we have our CENTERFORCE I, CENTERFORCE II and our DUAL FRICTION, you would have to contact one of our dealers for pricing, we do not sell direct.
Regards,
LARRY CLARK
Senior Account Representative
Sales - Customer Service - Catalogs
CENTERFORCE PERFORMANCE CLUTCHES
Just got off the phone with a Canadian dealer and he is going to get back to me on the price for the Dual Friction. He was saying that the price between the II and the Dual Friction (Stage III) is like $10 and if you wheel pretty hard the Dual Friction is the way to go.
They are so new the part numbers arent even updated so he has to call Centerforce.
Keep you guys updated unless someone wants to find an American dealer.
Good Morning Todd,
Thanks for the e-mail.
We just released this clutch assembly, we have our CENTERFORCE I, CENTERFORCE II and our DUAL FRICTION, you would have to contact one of our dealers for pricing, we do not sell direct.
Regards,
LARRY CLARK
Senior Account Representative
Sales - Customer Service - Catalogs
CENTERFORCE PERFORMANCE CLUTCHES
Just got off the phone with a Canadian dealer and he is going to get back to me on the price for the Dual Friction. He was saying that the price between the II and the Dual Friction (Stage III) is like $10 and if you wheel pretty hard the Dual Friction is the way to go.
They are so new the part numbers arent even updated so he has to call Centerforce.
Keep you guys updated unless someone wants to find an American dealer.
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Rocky Mount,NC
Finally!!
I have had the clutch squeal for quite a while now and have been reluctant to get it fixed because it just seems to return and I, like many here, do not trust my stealership. Now that my warranty is out I will try and replace it myself. I have been waiting for Centerforce to release a new clutch for the Jeep. Can't wait to get this done.
I have had the clutch squeal for quite a while now and have been reluctant to get it fixed because it just seems to return and I, like many here, do not trust my stealership. Now that my warranty is out I will try and replace it myself. I have been waiting for Centerforce to release a new clutch for the Jeep. Can't wait to get this done.
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JK Junkie
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Ok so I got the call back
Basically for the 3 different clutches they range from $400-$500 CANADIAN (sorry guys I checked with a local guy, you can do your own math.
)
Centerforce I is 30% more grab than stock $410 CAN
Centerforce II is 60% $470
and the Dual Friction is 90% more. $520
This was from a Dealer in Toronto and he said about $50 shipping due to the weights. If you go on the site it will tell you US guys where to order from and you can call for a quote. part numbers are in the original post.
Regardless this is a nice update and thanks to to OP for posting this
Basically for the 3 different clutches they range from $400-$500 CANADIAN (sorry guys I checked with a local guy, you can do your own math.
)Centerforce I is 30% more grab than stock $410 CAN
Centerforce II is 60% $470
and the Dual Friction is 90% more. $520
This was from a Dealer in Toronto and he said about $50 shipping due to the weights. If you go on the site it will tell you US guys where to order from and you can call for a quote. part numbers are in the original post.
Regardless this is a nice update and thanks to to OP for posting this
