Clutch Masters 11-15 BMW 335 3.0L N55 Twin-Disc (Race) Clutch Kit w/ Aluminum Flywheel

Clutch Masters 11-15 BMW 335 3.0L N55 Twin-Disc (Race) Clutch Kit w/ Aluminum Flywheel

Marsoni

M251S

$908.62

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Clutch Masters 11-15 BMW 335 3.0L N55 Twin-Disc (Race) Clutch Kit w/ Aluminum FlywheelRace (TD7R)2 ceramic rigid discs The Clutch Masters FX725 is a 7. 25" (184mm) Twin Disc clutch and is the ultimate in twin disk performance for engines transmissions with smaller bell housings that are focused on drag racing. Clutch Masters FX725 Twin Disc systems are developed from decades of experience in drag racing. Because of the minimal rotational mass the FX725 isn't ideal for the street but with improvements in friction material over the years

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Just bought my second one for my German shepherd. 1st one I bought a year ago. She managed to pop it within a few days. She still was able to play with it by grabbing ahold of the straps. Takes it everywhere. We call it her tether ball. Should've seen her when we got the new one out of the box. Hasn't left it alone since.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026