Prox ergal clutch intermediate discs

ProX aluminum intermediate clutch plates represent a high-quality solution for your motorcycle's clutch system. All plates are made to exact OEM specifications, offering maximum performance and durability. These plates provide long-lasting durability and strength.

ProX clutch plate sets come complete with a pack of plates designed for your specific application, making them the ideal choice for clutch replacement.

All plates can be used in combination with OEM components or other ProX clutch parts, such as hard-anodized clutch baskets, inner hubs, pressure plates, and heavy-duty clutch spring kits.

ProX Clutch Plate Set Features:
- Manufactured to exact OEM specifications for maximum performance and durability.
- Complete steel and alloy plate sets per application for easy replacement.
- Can be used in combination with all other ProX or OEM clutch components.
- Full range of MX and ATV models available from ready stock.
- The best replacement and the choice for every professional rider.

ProX aluminum intermediate clutch plates offer reliable and long-lasting performance to keep your motorcycle at its peak. Choose the quality and reliability of ProX products for your clutch.

Steel and aluminum intermediate clutch plates differ in terms of material and performance. Here are the main differences:

1. Weight:
- Aluminum intermediate plates: lighter than steel plates, they can be preferred as they contribute to a faster engine response.
- Steel intermediate plates: heavier than aluminum plates can help provide greater flywheel mass and rotational inertia. In enduro, where you face more technical, slow, and challenging terrains, the heavier steel intermediate plates can help maintain consistent traction, especially in situations like trails or uphill paths.

2. Durability and Strength:
- Aluminum intermediate plates: These plates are made of aluminum, known for its lightweight nature but less resistance to wear and deformation compared to steel. Although lightweight, aluminum is more susceptible to scratches and wear, especially when subjected to heavy loads or extreme conditions.
- Steel intermediate plates: These plates are made of high-quality stainless steel. Steel offers greater resistance to wear and thermal deformation compared to aluminum.

When to replace clutch plates:
• When the clutch slips.
• The clutch lever feels soft or spongy.
• Difficulty in shifting gears or unusual noises.
• Notice a loss of power or reduced performance.

Perform periodic inspections, usually every 20-30 hours of riding or more frequently based on usage.
Conduct a visual inspection for obvious damage or excessive wear.

We recommend checking, before installation, the measurements of the complete clutch package by referring to your motorcycle's instruction manual. Also, inspect the wear status of the spring plate and the hub base, as such wear could undermine the clutch package replacement operation.

The replacement frequency depends on usage intensity and riding conditions.

For installation, follow the motorcycle manufacturer's instructions, referring to the user and maintenance manual.

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