Welcome to Competition Clutch!
Competition Clutch (CCI) is the fastest growing performance clutch company in North America. CCI contributes this growth to its commitment in the innovation and quality of the products that we manufacture and supply, complimented by a sincere desire to provide unparalleled customer service and delivery.
Competition Clutch specializes in manufacturing sport compact assemblies from street driven to full race applications. You will find our products being proudly used in some of the fastest sport compact race cars in the country, including a number of the most recognized industry icon vehicles.
Competition Clutch brings to their customers the finest materials, workmanship, and the best customer service in the industry. We offer higher clamping force, stronger disc designs, and uncompromised satisfaction, all at the most competitive pricing in the industry.
Upcoming Events
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New Application
Mitsubishi Evo 7/8/9
Twin Disc Assembly Competition Clutch is proud to introduce our new 7.25 multi-plate assembly for the Mitsubishi Evo 7/8/9 applications. These units are available with two different friction materials: organic and ceramic to provide drivability and reliability from 500-1000hp.
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In The News
Import Tuner
December 2008
One Day as a Lion "Chris initially built his car to run all-motor, to compete with the balls Honda made it with, but with the growing competition that began using modifiers like turbochargers and nitrous, Chris did away with the all-motor approach and refocused his energy to compete on the same level. Chris' DC2 is as ready as any to take on the rigors of any track or strip it may encounter, with over 533 hp on tap." Read More
Modified Magazine
November 2008
Editorial by Mike Speck: "It was a warm day in Phoenix when ScienceofSpeed owner and operator Chris Willson stopped by with the company's supercharged, 430hp '02 S2000, a car that is relatively new to the track scene. It came, as any proper race car should, trailed and catered to in that detail-oriented way that race cars simply demand." Read More
Super Street Magazine
October 2008
Do the Right Thing "At first glance, his RSX may be loud and aburd but once absorbed into the deeper parts of the cerebral cortex, the car immediately becomes a venerable work of art. It all began a yeah and a half ago, when Kiet went on the prowl for a RHD clip. 'Most of the stuff isn't interchangeable." Read More | |