Interactive product overview
One shared flywheel. Nine Motorsport setups with a six-leg pressure plate, plus four 240 mm Street / Racing setups with an OE-style pressure plate. Explore each construction and see every disc separately.
One shared flywheel · Two constructions
Motorsport series · Six-leg pressure plate · 3 + 3 + 3 configurations
Street / Racing series · OE-style pressure plate
No extra backplate is needed. Alongside the three 240 mm Motorsport setups, the same 240 mm backplate can be paired with TENACI BLACK or SACHS 765, each with one or two discs. That adds four configurations with a different pressure-plate construction.
Build your setup
Choose a size, clutch family and number of discs. The pressure-plate construction changes with the clutch family.
Selected setup
The same part in all 13 setups
One of three sizes
TENACI clutch
Same flywheel. 200 mm backplate and two separate discs.
2 separate discsThe full system
Choose any combination to see it in the interactive illustration above.
Pressure-plate construction
Three backplate sizes. Two pressure-plate constructions. The construction matters when choosing a setup for launch control.
Motorsport · 184 / 200 / 240 mm
The aftermarket TENACI Motorsport pressure plate uses six support legs to locate the floaters. All nine Motorsport configurations use this construction. The photo is a product reference, not a size-specific rendering.
Engine-cut launch control: TENACI specifies this construction for applications with alternating torque loads. The exact clutch and engine-control setup must still be matched to the application.
Street / Racing · 240 mm
TENACI BLACK and SACHS 765 use an OE-style construction with flexible drive straps supporting the pressure plate. Each family is shown with one or two discs. The photo shows TENACI BLACK; SACHS 765 is a separate pressure plate.
Engine-cut launch control: TENACI does not recommend this construction for that use. Alternating torque can damage the drive straps.
Backplate and disc overview
The red reference image shows the common flywheel and all 13 disc combinations. The construction diagrams above distinguish the Motorsport and Street / Racing pressure plates.
