🔥 Ultimate Performance: Centerforce DF098391 Dual Friction Clutch Pressure Plate and Disc Review

Gave this hitch to a jeep camper van for fitment What a hassle sliding the transmission shaft into the clutch disc There was no gap for the tapered ends to guide myself It took me 5 hours workshop just to measure the engine and transmission. Concerned about the damage that violence might do

Very good replacement for the original clutch. It's a lot lighter on the clutch, so it takes some getting used to. I think it's worth buying. Don't skimp and buy cheaper kits. Trust me you will regret it.

Took this hitch to a Jeep SUV to install. What a problem for the transmission shaft to slip into the clutch disc. 5 hours of shopping just to hit the engine and gearbox. Concerned about the damage that violence can do

This clutch is terrible. I installed it on my 2008 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon when my throwout bearing failed. I figured I might as well rebuild my clutch while I had the bell and ripped it apart. The pressure plate failed after 3 weeks and now I'm out of the car and have to disassemble it to put the new clutch back on and that was just in normal driving. The clutch has never seen any off-road activity and I've ridden it less than 1000 miles which is just ridiculous.

Edit Pulled out this piece of junk on Feb 23rd and installed a spec 2 clutch kit. Thank you Revain for refunding my dollars, they are great. I bought this to replace a clutch that was wrecked when the slave cylinder leaked and ruined my clutch disc and the TOB got louder. I read the reviews and decided to buy this Centerforce for my Jeep JKU. I babysat this thing during the break-in period. 500 miles is nice and easy, and a few months later I suddenly had trouble shifting into first and…