Clutch Masters 08913P3D7RS 725 PRO Triple Disc for 94-01 Integra/Civic B-Series

Vehicle Fitment

• 1994-2001 Acura Integra (1.8L VTEC, non-Type R - GS/LS/RS trims, B18B/B18C1)
• 1999-2001 Honda Civic Si (1.6L SI DOHC, B16A2)

Fitment Notes

• Conversion kit - built exclusively for use with the included Clutch Masters steel flywheel; will not work with the factory OEM flywheel. Not applicable to Integra Type R models.

Features

• 725 PRO Series "Triple Race" (P3D7R) kit with three ceramic rigid discs
• Compact 7.25" triple-disc design reduces rotational mass versus larger multi-disc setups
• 12-point heat-treated steel stand mounting system for added structural integrity
• High-clamp pressure plate for strong, consistent holding power
• Precision-driven hub design improves spline engagement
• Fully serviceable - rebuild kits and components available
• 100% manufactured in the USA
• Built for high-horsepower B-series street and race builds

Specifications

• Series: 725 PRO (Triple Race - P3D7R)
• Disc configuration: 7.25" triple disc, ceramic rigid
• Pressure plate: High-clamp, 12-point heat-treated steel stands
• Flywheel: Steel (included)

Included Components

• 1x 7.25" triple-disc PRO clutch assembly (3x ceramic rigid discs)
• 1x Steel flywheel
• 1x Release bearing

Product Description

The Clutch Masters 725 PRO Series Triple Race kit brings a three-disc ceramic rigid assembly to the classic B-series platform - the 1.8L Integra GS/LS/RS and 1.6L Civic Si - for builds that have moved well past what a single or twin-disc clutch can reliably hold. The 12-point heat-treated steel stand system adds structural integrity that the original aluminum-post design couldn't match under sustained high-heat, high-abuse use, while the precision-driven hub keeps spline engagement tight over time.

As with the rest of the 725 PRO lineup, this is a conversion kit built exclusively around the included Clutch Masters steel flywheel rather than a factory-style replacement. It's aimed at serious B-series builds - drag, drift, or track - where a single or twin-disc setup has run out of holding capacity.