Details
RAM Pro Street Dual Disc BB Ford 184T 0 bal. 1 1/8-26. (1965-1972 Fairlane, Galaxie, Galaxie 500, Gran Torino, Mustang, Torino) - 60-2280
10.5 x 1 1/8-26 spline
Internal balance aluminum flywheel 184 tooth
300 series sprung top disc, solid center bottom disc
Strap driven floater plate
For applications up to 800 hp
Recommended for higher RPM shifting
Made in the USA
Founded by John Norcia in Canton, Ohio in 1971. Relocated in Columbia, SC since 1983. Family owned and now operated by sons, Mike and Pat Norcia. Owners work closely with racing teams, particularly those in drag racing where, since 1987, Ram has brought success to dozens of teams at national level. Complete in-house machining capabilities (6 CNC machines, 2 Blanchard grinders, 2 balancing tables). First to introduce the 3-paddle drag racing clutch with metallic pads (1972), which instantly eliminated all broken clutch hub troubles?a common failing at that time. -Patent obtained on 3-paddle design in 1974. Pioneered and patented the Poly-Coil clutch hub spring (1978), which dramatically increased?the capability and the life of the clutch center plate. First to develop 6-1/4 inch circle track clutches ? smaller diameter, quicker acceleration. Introduced Carbon-Carbon friction technology to professional clutch systems in 1983, which gave racers a softer engagement off the starting line. Introduced RAM Coupler for circle track racing in 1984. ?This unique product weighs 5 pounds and is 4 ? in diameter! Produces all flywheels, hydraulic bearings, and many small parts in-house Proprietary clutch covers for Mustang and LS applications mean consistent static pressures and uninterrupted delivery to customers. Produces the only stand-driven Street Dual disc systems that allow the floater to drive positively off a stand, rather than depending on a strap. ?Better for higher hp applications. Ram billet racing clutch systems have been used by 13 of the last 15 IHRA Pro Stock champions, ?every ADRL Pro Stock Champion, ?every PDRA Pro Stock -Champion, NHRA Pro Mod and ADRL champion Mike Castellana, as well as NHRA Pro Mod champion Rickie Smith.
