The clutch system is an essential part of any manual transmission equipped vehicle. Its job is to apply your engine's power to the rest of the drivetrain when you release the clutch pedal. However, clutches are a wear and tear item that must be replaced throughout the life of your car. And, if you have added power to your vehicle or use it for high-performance driving, a stock clutch setup will simply not be up to the task. Centerforce has a unique lineup of high-performance clutches and related components designed specifically to handle extra power and the abuse associated with motorsports. Their patented products will ensure that you get all the power to the ground and will not leave you stranded like other inferior clutches. With something this important, go with a reputable name like Centerforce.

Starting out in the early 1980s in a small speed shop in California, Centerforce was the brain child of legendary hot rodder Bill Hays. He came up with a unique solution for clutch problems in high-performance applications by using the principles of centripetal force. By adding strategically placed weights to the clutch pressure plate, Hays found that he could significantly improve the clutch clamping force, allowing for an increased transfer of power. This revelation spawned the legend that is now Centerforce. Since then the company has greatly expanded and their products have been used in numerous championship winning vehicles in all forms of motorsports from drag racing to rock crawling. As a bonus, they also back all their products up with great defect warranties. For the best in all things clutch related, choose Centerforce.

Centerforce has been a mainstay in the performance industry for many years, providing a unique "spin" on clutches. The company's patented "Centerforce" technology employs a set of weights that use centrifugal force and leverage to increase clamping power the higher the engine is revved. This means that the more power your car puts to the ground, the stronger a Centerforce clutch will hold. Almost as important is the fact that because of this design, Centerforce is able to increase clutch performance without increasing the effort needed to disengage the clutch, maintaining a stock pedal feel, which is a big deal in our book.