TRW Clutch Discs - MCC505-6
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The TRW MCC505-6 clutch disc kit is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics looking to restore or upgrade their bike's drivetrain performance with high-quality, reliable components. This set provides excellent friction characteristics for consistent power delivery and improved shifting responsiveness, making it a great choice for various riding conditions. While these discs offer superior durability, users should ensure their current clutch basket is in good condition before installation to prevent premature wear.
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| Model Part Number | MCC505-6 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRW |
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FAQs
How many discs are in the TRW MCC505-6 kit?
This kit contains 6 individual clutch discs.
Do I need to soak these discs in oil?
Yes, it is best practice to soak the new friction discs in clean engine oil for at least 30 minutes prior to installation to ensure proper break-in.
What is the thickness of these discs?
These discs have a consistent thickness of 3 mm.
Will these fit my specific motorcycle?
Please verify your motorcycle's specific clutch requirements against the MCC505-6 dimensions (139-150 mm OD, 117 mm ID) provided in your service manual.
Should I replace the steel plates at the same time?
It is recommended to inspect your steel plates for signs of heat discoloration, warping, or scoring; if they are worn, they should be replaced alongside the friction discs for optimal performance.
Troubleshooting
Clutch feels like it is slipping under load
Check your clutch lever free-play or cable tension. If the adjustment is correct, verify that the clutch springs are not weakened or reaching their service limit.
Difficulty shifting gears
Ensure the clutch plates were properly soaked in oil before installation and check that the clutch basket fingers are not notched, preventing plates from sliding freely.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-quality friction material
- Precise dimensions for reliable fitment
- Provides immediate clutch response
- Engineered for long-lasting durability
Cons
- Requires mechanical expertise for installation
- Check of the clutch basket is mandatory before use
- Not intended for non-compatible motorcycle models
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before starting the installation, ensure you have the correct service manual for your specific motorcycle model to verify torque specifications for the clutch cover and pressure plate springs.
- Soak the discs: It is highly recommended to soak the new friction plates in fresh engine oil for at least 30 minutes before installation to ensure immediate lubrication.
- Inspection: Inspect your clutch basket for "notching" or grooves. If the basket is worn, it will cause the new discs to hang up, regardless of their quality.
- Stacking: Follow the manufacturer's order of plates (friction vs. steel) exactly as noted in your manual.
- Maintenance: Regularly check your clutch cable tension or hydraulic fluid level, as proper actuation is key to preventing unnecessary wear on your new clutch kit.