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Twin plate clutch

A twin plate clutch is still just a clutch but instead of having only one friction surface, it has two. These two are placed in between a pressure plate and flywheel, where the conductor smoothly runs. When you press the clutch pedal, it throws pressure plate to away and causes friction plates to close. Doing so disengages the engine from the wheels. The pressure plate pulls the friction plates back together when you release the clutch pedal. This Yichun Mak Clutch Disc For Chinese Trucks engages the engine with the wheels so that driving can resume.   

Pros and Cons of Twin Plate Clutches in High-Performance Vehicles

In higher power applications, a twin plate clutch (which has 4 surfaces of friction) is typically used because they can handle much more torque and are less likely to overheat. This also deal with the fact that they can handle more power making them develop from other types of clutches used on which could potentially cause slipping issues (meaning clutch not engaging where it should like problems). Another benefit is the twin plate clutch pack can be smaller, thus reducing mass on yet another component of a car. It is also something that improves the car's performance – a lighter clutch. But there are some cons as well. They are also pricier than single plate clutches, which is likely to cause problems for most car owners. The Clutch Disc for Russian Truck can be more challenging to install and may require a mechanic to do so. You also have quite a delicate accelerated, making this car harder to drive exactly how you want. This is not obvious though, and for many of you this may be a new experience that could require some getting use to it while driving. 

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