In addition to its continuously updated range of clutch solutions for the most recent vehicles, Australian Clutch Services also offers the largest range of classic and exotic vehicle clutch kits and accessories under its Classic Clutch brand.
Developed to support the growing car restoration industry, Classic Clutch supplies new, standard replacement components for most applications and offers a rebuild service for kits no longer available. With more than 30 years of clutch experience, the highly skilled technicians at ACS can rebuild almost any clutch system to like new condition.
As an illustration of the technicians rebuild expertise, Classic Clutch has just completed a restoration of a Mercedes Benz 300SL Gullwing and Lamborghini Miura clutch kit for two high class restorations.
The team at Classic Clutch understands what is involved with a restoration and sourcing the highest quality components for the vehicle. “We know how precious classic cars are to their owners and how much care goes into a restoration project.” says ACS MD Brenton Jordan.
With a huge range of classic vehicle clutch components on the shelf, Classic Clutch can supply a brand-new kit with pressure plate, friction disc and bearing for most applications. In some circumstances it may be necessary to rebuild an existing clutch kit. In these cases,
Classic Clutch completely disassembles the clutch and rebuilds each component to the highest standards, ensuring the clutch performs as it would have from new. With in-house research and development facilities, including clamping force and bearing load testing machines, Classic Clutch thoroughly tests each kit before they are returned to the customer.
“Our clutch rebuild service is trusted by leading restorers and motorsport teams. We often rebuild and test clutch kits for drag cars and ex F1 cars as well as historic and vintage vehicles. Due to our extensive research and development facility, we have the necessary equipment to ensure the highest levels of performance and quality for any clutch kit,” says Brenton.
