XRAY 348572-L Race-Grade Conical Aluminium Clutch Disk  [XR-348572-L]

XRAY 348572-L Aluminium Clutch Disk - Conical - Lightweight - Swiss 7075 T6
Price:
AUD$28.19
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-348572-L
Condition:
Brand New
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Race-Oriented Clutch Disk XRAY 348572-L

The XRAY 348572-L Aluminium Clutch Disk is designed for hobbyists who want a race-oriented upgrade for RX8 2025 platforms. Precision machined from Swiss 7075 T6 aluminium, it cuts weight while keeping structural integrity for repeated use.

Conical Profile for Controlled Power Transfer

The conical profile gives a controlled ramp into engagement, which helps smooth acceleration and cut down abrupt load on the transmission. That controlled transfer helps preserve surrounding components.

7075 T6 Aluminium: Strong Yet Light

Swiss 7075 T6 offers a reliable strength-to-weight trade off ideal for components that spin at speed. The material choice supports longevity without adding excess mass to the clutch train.

Direct Fitment for RX8 2025 Models

Specifically matched to RX8 2025 dimensions, the XRAY 348572-L serves as a straightforward replacement for tuners wanting crisper engagement and steadier performance on mixed tracks.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How do I adjust shoe tension after fitting this disk?

Start with manufacturer recommended settings and make incremental changes while testing. Small tweaks to shoe tension will alter engagement point and feel.

Is additional balancing needed after installation?

The part is precision machined so extra balancing is normally unnecessary, but inspect for burrs or debris after installation to ensure smooth rotation.

Can I tune this for casual bashing?

Yes, it works for recreational use as well. For bashing, consider slightly heavier shoe settings to avoid premature slip under inconsistent throttle inputs.

How often should I inspect the clutch disk?

Inspect during routine maintenance or after heavy sessions. Look for wear patterns, corrosion, or looseness on mounting points and address issues promptly.

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