Compatible: (6.2L)
2012 - 2023 Chevy Camaro ZL1
2016 - 2023 Chevy Camaro SS
2020 - 2023 Camaro LT1
A Mantic clutch triple disc kit offers three times the number of disc surfaces for better wear, heat capacity and long life compared to single disc kits and even twin disc kits. Direct fit replacement for 2012-2020 Camaro ZL1 and 2016+ Camaro SS. This is for serious performance builds where other kits have fallen short, the proven answer to transfer all power to the ground. All billet construction is perfect for supercharged, turbo, nitrous or serious N/A build that require a smooth driving heavy duty clutch. Easily drives on the street and ideal for heavy track usage.
Features
- SFI Approved 1.1
- All Billet Construction
- No Flex at High RPM
- Light Pedal Feel
- High Torque Capacity
- All in One Complete Matched Kit
- Lightened Steel Flywheel
- Completely Rebuildable
- 1515 Ft-Lbs Torque Capacity at the Crank
- 1250-1285 Ft-Lbs Torque at the Wheels
- Street or Track
- Pedal effort remains relatively low,
- Estimated 12-15% increase over the OE clutch pedal feel.
- NOTE: Capacity will vary with use and type of power adder being utilized.
Complete Kit Includes
- Lightened Steel Flywheel ( 16 lbs )
- Triple Disc Clutch
- Ceremetalic Material
- New OE Hydraulic Release Bearing
- New Flywheel Bolts & Alignment Tool
- All Necessary Hardware
- HD Aluminum Carrying Case
The Mantic Advantage
This Mantic Clutch kit uses our unique sprung center with cushioned cerametallic triple discs. This means more torque capacity and heat resistance while retaining excellent drivability. The Mantic V8 Camaro clutch uses triple 9" diameter discs that greatly reduces the Moment of Inertia (MOI) for a seamless transition of power between gears. More horsepower to the ground as well as quicker precise shifts is the huge benefit over the stock clutch. The lightweight flywheel allows quicker revs compared to the heavier OE units.
How to Assemble a Triple Disc Clutch
Proper assembly is required to keep all parts in proper working order. We actually spend a lot of time on the phone with incorrect installs, hopefully this will solve the problem. Here are a few tips to keep everything in-line and functioning as it should.
1) Wipe all surfaces clean
2) Align friction pads
3) Align anti-rattle springs
4) Make sure drive blocks are in the groove
5) Make sure bolts are in the groove at back of the flywheel
6) Use the alignment tool to line up discs
Organic or Cerametallic Clutch Material, What's Best?
At Mantic Clutch USA we offer two main types of clutch material, organic and cerametallic. Each of the materials serve a direct purpose for driving style and horsepower range. Both are friendly on the street and allow a strong advantage over the stock OE style clutches. Lets go over a few of the features and benefits to help determine which is best for your application.
Organic
Perfect for the everyday driver with more power than stock offering smooth engagement and release. An organic clutch will stand up to hard use, but it won’t be able to take repeated heavy abuse because it will overheat. If you track the car frequently, choose the cerametallic material. Break in period is around 300-500 miles. Features more torque capacity and heat resistance than stock while retaining excellent drivability and its easy on the leg. Great for N/A, turbo, supercharger or nitrous depending on usage.
Torque Capacity at Crank: 600
Torque Capacity at Wheels: 500-525
Cerametallic
More aggressive than organic but it serves the purpose with higher capacity and more durability. This is our most popular option and is the favorite friction material for those who drive their car daily yet head to the track on the weekends. Most who choose the cerametallic option are normally forced induction, nitrous or turbo applications, even the bigger N/A cars frequently choose this more durable option.
Pedal effort remains relatively low, approximately 12-15% increase over the OE clutch pedal feel yet the strength in material is still capable for any heavy duty usage. Due to the type of material, this clutch will almost bite down instantly, perfect for quick precise shifting to help maintain RPM levels and keep power to the ground. Break in period is 500+ miles, depending on driving conditions.
Torque Capacity at Crank: 1000-1010
Torque Capacity at Wheels: 820-850
Which Clutch Should I Buy?
When choosing a clutch you should always select the friction material that fits your needs based on power levels, type of driving and future goals. Our organic material will handle a wide variety of uses, including daily street driving and with limited racing. Cerametallic is the most durable option for the serious builds that require the best clutch without upgrading to a full race style system. If your running a supercharger, heads & cams, single/twin turbo or even the fun loving nitrous, we suggest running the cerametallic material!!
Mantic 9000 Clutch vs McLeod RXT / RST
The Mantic 9000 twin disc clutch comparison to the McLeod RXT/RST is common since both are popular clutches. There are some major variances between the two, for example the Mantic Clutch kits include the flywheel, bearing and all install hardware. Let's dive into the benefits and comparison data between the two twin disc kits.
Basics of a 9000 Series Clutch
The Mantic twin is available in either organic or cerametallic material with either a lightened steel or aluminum flywheel.
The Mantic 9000 is shipped ready to go and is packaged as a complete set that includes a matched flywheel, throwout bearing, alignment tool and all necessary hardware for the installation, even new bolts!!
The Mantic twin disc uses a number of billet components for precise tolerances in manufacturing designed for seamless clutch operation at high temperatures. This means there is minimal flexing when compared to our competitors stamped and cast components.
Features & Benefits Compared
- Mantic Premium Organic or Cerametallic friction material for smooth drivability (vs lower quality organic & ceramic)
- Mantic Sprung Hub Discs make for a quiet idle (vs noisy solid hubs)
- Mantic Light Pedal Effort is similar to the OE clutch it replaces
- Mantic LOWER Moment of Inertia means more power to the ground
- Mantic Billet Clutch Cover does not deflect under heavy usage (vs stamped steel cover which can flex)
- Mantic Billet Steel Pressure Ring is lighter and rebuildable, machined to a specific tolerance (vs a heavy cast pressure ring)
- Mantic Billet Steel Drive blocks are used for added stability between the discs (vs flexible drive straps that can buckle under deceleration)
- Mantic Anti-Rattle Springs for quiet operation
- Mantic Lightened Billet Flywheel is included as a matched set (vs purchasing a separate flywheel)
Mantic Clutches are preferred by the most discerning professionals due to precise engineering and strict manufacturing tolerances. From 100 to 1000+ horsepower, Mantic is THE BEST CHOICE for your next performance clutch upgrade.
Choose the Right Clutch
Want to get the most out of your Mantic Clutch upgrade? Then you need to select a clutch that will meet your driving habits and performance needs. Choosing the proper clutch requires an accurate assessment of driving style, horsepower level and vehicle usage. Following our clutch selection guide will help you determine which performance clutch is best for your car. Each application is unique and specific, whether street or track we have the right clutch for you!
Clutch Break In Procedure
CLUTCH “BEDDING IN” Instructions
Mantic Organic and Cerametallic clutches are a premium performance option and require a specific break in procedure for proper operation. Please follow the same procedure for our 9000 series clutch kits and our ER2 single disc clutch kits.
The proper break in procedure is highly important to the operation, longevity and overall performance of the clutch. To gain the maximum torque capacity from the clutch, it must be given ample time to “Bed, or Wear In”. This allows for some of the friction material to transfer from the discs to the intermediate plates and Flywheel surface. Provides a uniform coefficient of friction for the entire clutch.
We recommend as much “Stop and Go” driving as possible. Simple around town driving is best. Vehicles are best to see 300-500 miles of regular “Stop and Go” driving before WOT accelerations or ANY dyno pulls or testing.
Failure to bed the clutch in may result in glazing of the material, causing shudder, slippage and noise during operation.
Failing to properly “Bed, or Wear In” the clutch will immediately void any warranty on the clutch.
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