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Pressure Plate Bolt Kits for Your Clutch Job
A pressure plate bolt kit is the set of fasteners that secures the clutch cover to the flywheel. These bolts deal with heat, vibration and repeated engagement every time you work the pedal. A bolt that loosens or stretches can cause clutch chatter, uneven engagement or bigger problems. Many owners replace this hardware whenever the clutch comes out. Drivers moving to a stronger clutch often want fresh bolts to go with it.
This page sits under Drivetrain › Pressure Plate Bolt Kits. Right now we have 1 kit in stock, from ARP: the ARP 86-95 Ford Mustang Pressure Plate Bolt Kit. It is listed for the Ford Mustang, so this is a focused option rather than a broad selection.
Before you order, keep a few points in mind:
Confirm the kit matches your model years and your flywheel and clutch setup.
Follow the torque values and lubricant guidance from the fastener maker or your service manual.
Tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, a little at a time, so the cover seats evenly.
Fit a complete new set rather than mixing old and new hardware.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle and see what fits.
A pressure plate bolt kit is the set of fasteners that secures the clutch cover to the flywheel. These bolts deal with heat, vibration and repeated engagement every time you work the pedal. A bolt that loosens or stretches can cause clutch chatter, uneven engagement or bigger problems. Many owners replace this hardware whenever the clutch comes out. Drivers moving to a stronger clutch often want fresh bolts to go with it.
This page sits under Drivetrain › Pressure Plate Bolt Kits. Right now we have 1 kit in stock, from ARP: the ARP 86-95 Ford Mustang Pressure Plate Bolt Kit. It is listed for the Ford Mustang, so this is a focused option rather than a broad selection.
Before you order, keep a few points in mind:
Confirm the kit matches your model years and your flywheel and clutch setup.
Follow the torque values and lubricant guidance from the fastener maker or your service manual.
Tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, a little at a time, so the cover seats evenly.
Fit a complete new set rather than mixing old and new hardware.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle and see what fits.
