X-Clutch XKBM23589-2E Twin Disc Solid Ceramic Clutch Kit with Chromoly Flywheel - 9 Inch

The X-Clutch XKBM23589-2E is a high-performance 9-inch twin disc clutch kit engineered for serious motorsport applications requiring exceptional torque and heat capacity. This lightweight design improves throttle response while delivering an impressive 1,350 ft-lbs torque capacity, making it ideal for high-horsepower BMW builds and dedicated race vehicles.

Key Features:

• Twin disc 9-inch ceramic friction discs designed for high horsepower motorsport applications with high heat and torque capacity
• Lightweight alloy pressure plate for reduced rotational mass and improved throttle response
• Chromoly single-mass flywheel eliminates factory dual-mass flywheel complexity
• Two solid ceramic friction discs provide extreme heat resistance and durability
• Complete kit includes performance flywheel, release bearing, pilot bearing, alignment tool, and mounting hardware
• SFI-certified for competition use
• Rebuildable design with available service packs for extended service life
• Designed for BMW E36 M3 and E36 328i with 5-speed manual transmission and 10-spline input shaft

About X-Clutch:

XClutch kits and components are designed and tested in-house at Australian Clutch Services in South Australia, utilizing in-house testing equipment to ensure each clutch is extensively tested before being offered on the market. The brand offers a comprehensive range from heavy-duty street clutches to carbon clutches for time attack and drag racing applications.

Important Notes:

This performance upgrade may result in changed noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) in the cabin, which is especially prevalent with single mass flywheel conversions and lightweight multi-disc upgrades—this is a normal characteristic for this style of product. This clutch is designed for dedicated motorsport use and is not recommended for daily street driving due to the aggressive ceramic disc engagement characteristics.

Warranty coverage is 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever occurs first, and includes defects in materials or workmanship.