Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch System
FIO-OT-FR70
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This is the Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch System. The most popular clutch just got better as Fioroni has agreed to combine the 2 best selling part numbers into one package! Based on the original sliding clutch principle, Fioroni has taken it one step further to produce a clutch that provides maximum and consistent power, minimal maintenance, and very long wear. The Turbo Sliding clutch uses three springs that fit into the clutch shoes and then the clutch shoes themselves are loaded inside the flanged flywheel. The result is a clutch with a large contact patch and even yet aggressive engagement. You can soften the punch for loose conditions by removing one of the three springs as a tuning option. The new OT-FR70 package comes complete with universal flywheel, nut, carbon turbo sliding shoes, standard springs, and shim. Featuring long wear and excellent power, the carbon Turbo Sliding clutch shoes are the best selling clutch shoe over the past 6+ years.
Includes:
Includes:
- (1) Flywheel (OT-FR50)
- (1) Carbon clutch shoes (OT-FR52)
- (1) Clutch nut
- (1) Clutch shim
- (3) Clutch springs
This product was added to our catalog on September 17, 2009
Anonymous
Verified Owner
Monday, Jan 17 2011 (about 13 years ago)
Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch System
No pins to wear out, no aluminum to sand out of my clutch bell, and great longivity. This clutch is really nice and easy to use with no worries and great response. I suggest anyone with any car or truck to try it. My original shoes have last a full season so far and maybe half of the next.
Rholston dela Cruz
Sunday, Nov 3 2013 (about 10 years ago)
Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch System
Been using this for quite some time now on my truggy. D8t, .21xz, .28xz, with 2060/2090 pipes, 13t/14t vented bells.
Noted interesting thing, clutch nut isn't a normal sized nut, clutch shoes look like they would get shredded quickly and would lack punch.
First things noted on the track (.28xz w/2060 pipe), power delivery felt smooth, bottom end punch was fine. Acceleration out of turns weren't difficult to control on both
high and low traction areas. After a couple of hours of practice runs, the shoes had very little signs of wear at all, tension springs had no signs of
fatigue, but the thing intrigued me the most was the fact that the clutch bell bearings I was using felt as though they weren't used at all.
Long term notes, shoes changed at about every 4th gallon of fuel, large shim disappears after several tanks of fuel, clutch bearings just have to be cleaned, repacked
and reused.
Other notes, clutch shoes are quite expensive per unit but last pretty long. Maintenance is minimal. Replacement shoes are hard to find anywhere.
No more filing down mushroomed shoes anymore.
Noted interesting thing, clutch nut isn't a normal sized nut, clutch shoes look like they would get shredded quickly and would lack punch.
First things noted on the track (.28xz w/2060 pipe), power delivery felt smooth, bottom end punch was fine. Acceleration out of turns weren't difficult to control on both
high and low traction areas. After a couple of hours of practice runs, the shoes had very little signs of wear at all, tension springs had no signs of
fatigue, but the thing intrigued me the most was the fact that the clutch bell bearings I was using felt as though they weren't used at all.
Long term notes, shoes changed at about every 4th gallon of fuel, large shim disappears after several tanks of fuel, clutch bearings just have to be cleaned, repacked
and reused.
Other notes, clutch shoes are quite expensive per unit but last pretty long. Maintenance is minimal. Replacement shoes are hard to find anywhere.
No more filing down mushroomed shoes anymore.
Anonymous
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Nov 22 2011 (about 12 years ago)
Fioroni Turbo Sliding Clutch System
This clutch is great. You could spend the $60 on clutch shoes for 3 race meetings, and probably stick yourself with a screwdriver twice putting them in, or you could buy this one. I use a ventilated clutch bell. 3 race meetings, looks like new. Great value. You will need a clutch shim set to space the flywheel and clutch bell out, the whole assembly comes up a bit short (better than too long). I used a SWK3195 - Sportwerks Clutch Shim Bag: Turmoil (I bought 2). All good.