Clutch Kits

Keep your vehicle performing at its best with Frankies Auto Electrics' extensive range of clutch kits and clutch components. Whether you need a straightforward OEM replacement, a heavy-duty upgrade for towing and off-road use, or a performance-grade kit for track and competition driving, we stock the right solution for your vehicle and driving style.

• Standard replacement clutch kits for everyday passenger vehicles
• Heavy duty clutch kits for 4WDs, utes and towing applications
• Performance clutch kits in multiple stages for modified and high-output vehicles
• Dual mass replacement (DMR) clutch kits with solid mass flywheel conversion
• Clutch release bearings and spigot bearings
• Concentric slave cylinders (CSC) for hydraulic clutch systems
• Fitment kits and accessories
• Suits a wide range of Australian makes including Toyota, Ford, Holden, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia, Honda and more

Not sure which clutch kit suits your vehicle? Our NSW-based team can help you find the right fit for your make, model and application — shop online or contact us for expert advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know when my clutch needs replacing?

Common signs of a worn clutch include slipping (engine revs rise without a corresponding increase in speed), difficulty engaging gears, a spongy or high biting point, burning smell during gear changes, or vibration when releasing the clutch pedal. If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it's time to have your clutch inspected.

What's the difference between a standard and heavy duty clutch kit?

A standard clutch kit is designed to match the original equipment specification for everyday driving. A heavy duty clutch kit uses stronger friction materials and components to handle higher torque loads — ideal for vehicles used for towing, off-road driving, or carrying heavy loads. If you regularly push your vehicle hard, a heavy duty kit is the better long-term investment.

What is a dual mass replacement (DMR) clutch kit?

A DMR kit replaces a worn dual mass flywheel (DMF) with a solid mass flywheel (SMF) conversion, eliminating the complexity and cost of replacing the original dual mass flywheel. It's a popular and cost-effective solution for high-mileage vehicles where the DMF has worn out alongside the clutch.

What are performance clutch stages and which one do I need?

Performance clutch kits are rated in stages based on their torque capacity and friction material. Stage 1 suits mildly modified vehicles, Stage 2 handles moderate power increases, Stage 3 is suited to heavily modified street or track cars, and Stage 4 is designed for full competition use. The right stage depends on your vehicle's power output and intended use.

Does Frankies Auto Electrics offer clutch installation services?

Yes! Our experienced technicians across NSW can handle clutch replacements and upgrades for a wide range of vehicles. A professional installation ensures correct fitment, proper break-in and long-lasting performance. Contact us to book your clutch service today.