Regardless of how much power an engine produces, it's useless without a means to transmit it to the rear wheels and thus to the pavement. In the case of automobiles, the most common means are an ...

Mechanical clutch designs meet tough challenges in a multitude of industries: HVAC, bulk handling, packaging, pulp and paper, food and beverage, and especially off-highway and recreational vehicle ...

An automotive clutch is required to separate engine power from the remainder of the driveline, to link this power to the rear wheels in relatively smooth and dependable fashion and to transmit ...

Automatic transmissions have made huge advances in performance, but for many drivers nothing beats rowing through the gears manually when they take their favorite Chevy out for a cruise or to the ...

Using the stock-style mechanical clutch linkage in your classic Ford or Mustang today is akin to still using dial-up internet service—it gets the job done, but there are several better alternatives ...