Are you sick of heavy pedal effort or harsh engagemnet of performance pull type clutches?? With the world wide patent pending "Double Action Release mechanism", ATS has shattered the conventional pull type clutch concept.

* With theh unique Double Action Release Mechanism, the new pull type cluthces provide an incredibly easy operation for both street and race track.

* Clutch pedal effort is 11kg to 12kg which is slighlty lighter than stock. The pedal effort of the 1,700kg version is 15 % to 20 % heavier than stock.

* The clutch engagement point is in the middle of the pedal stroke and there is not much difference from the stock organic clutch

* Compared to the conventional pull type clutch, the ATS pull type gives the driver a wider engagement (slipping) point for much easier launch

* Crisp and very sharp disengagment

* It comes with ATS wedge collar and you can use the stock throwout bearing (except for Evo 10 for which requires the Evo 9 stock throwout bearing)

Four Excellences

1) Excellent pedal effort (very light) * 1,700kg version has about 20 % heavier pedal effort
2) Excellent clutch engagement
3) Excellent shift feel (quick and crisp)
4) Excellent price (very economical metal clutch)

Torque / Horsepoer capacity
The pull clutch has 1,300kg clamping force. ( 1,700kg clamping force is available for the twins).

Double Action Release (world wide patent pending)

It is a unique activation system invented by ATS. A high performance clutch tends to ose a crisp engagement when the emphasis is placed on the softer/milder engagemnet with extensive use of slipping the clutch. On the other hand, a clutch aimed for a sharp and crisp engegemnet often is very difficult to drive on the street due to an on-off type engagement. ATS has solved this performance dilemma by introducing the double action release mechanism.

The diaphragm spring for the new pull clutch has 6 long fingers and 12 short fingers. When disengaging a clutch (when you are pressing the clutch pedal), the long fingers are first pulled and then short ones follow. At around 70% pressing the pedal, all 18 fingers are pulled and the clutch provides a fast / crisp shift. When the clutch is engaging, the reverse takes place. The short 12 fingers are released from the bearing first and the remaining 6 long fingers generates an ideal slipping and mild engagement.

Furthermore, this new system offers a better disengagement performance at a very high rpm. It reduces the shifting time at high rpm significantly.

   
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Converting a push type to a pull type.

You need 1) Pull type clutch cover ASSY, 2) Pull Connector, 3) Pressure plate, 4) Cover to casing bolts.
In addition, you need to remove the pull - push conversion mechanism. Here are the kits for the conversion.
The prices below is for coverting to 1,300kg clamping force. Converting to 1,700kg twin costs $110 more.