A high end clutch push rod, ensuring a reliably clean separation of the clutch.

The push rod, responsible for transmitting the lever operation to the rotating body of the clutch, is exposed to constant strain and wear. It is pushed onto the rotating centre of the clutch at high pressure. It should be tough enough to remain intact and fully functional over a number of years.

The correct material composition is essential to perform this erosive task. Regrettably a number of the push-rods currently available as aftermarket spares are not constructed using the most optimal of materials. This greatly reduces the amount of time before the clutch operation starts malfunctioning or fails completely.

SIP have provided a solution to this problem by having push rods produced from an especially high quality material. They should function reliably over long periods and also prevent the clutch release point from wandering.

Conclusion: A very well thought out complement to replace a small source of problems with a great effect!