The V8 Owners Forum -

Thanks to marki for making this one document from the long list of pages i found,
BEWARE this is a big file,

http://www.v8forum.co.uk/docs/ap_clutches.pdf

Page 1 -> CARBON / CARBON CLUTCHES,
Page 18 -> SINTERED & CERAMETALLIC RACE CLUTCHES,
Page 49 -> SLAVE CYLINDERS, BEARINGS & STUDS,
Page 53 -> FORMULA CLUTCH KITS AND FLYWHEELS,
Page 56 -> HIGH PERFORMANCE CLUTCHES,
Page 63 -> HIGH PERFORMANCE CLUTCHES, Application List

Hope this is of some use to every one,

rover v8 is page 71,
tvr page 72

Back up online again now.

I'm using a CP2394-60 cover & CP2346-4 friction plate with a spec of 339lbs/ft of torque, not sure how much longer it may last mind you

anyone mix and matched any of the AP clutches with any success?

That's the same spec I've been advised, how do you rate it?

not bad clutch been using it for a few yrs now but need something a bit stronger once I go racing again.

With regards your clutch you used Tony CP2394-60 Cover and the CP2346-4 Driven plate, did you have the round nose bearing and also did you have any problem fitting to flywheel, I have been on to AP a dozen times and every time I ask a question I get a different answer, the latest from the technical side is that they don't know it will fit!! they are trying to sell me me the kit cp2000-13 but that only gives you a max of torque of 270llb, I am pushing 315lb of torque so wanting the 339lb uprated clutch. This is only a big issue because V8bloke (Mark) had such a hassle with fitting kit, it was wrong they ended cutting something off, the driven plate was to thick meaning it would have never worked, I think the driven plate thickness should be 8.38mm and I believe marks was 8.89mm.Its a hard life all I want to do is order a kit which fits, costs are 450 quid so I want it right...

cluitch fitted straight on with no problems, and I think its the round nose bearing I have mate,