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Originally Posted by [SupraLEGEND]
Right, to put it simply - a clutch disk is known as a clutch plate and those are referred to as single, twin or triple depending on the number but, there is only one pressure plate present. Right or wrong?
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Twin, triple, or
quadruple clutches have multiple clutch disks/plates and multiple floater plates. Clutch disks/plates always have friction material on them, but the pressure plate, floater plates and flywheel surface usually do not (except in the case of 'triple-carbon' clutches).
Here's an example of a quadruple disk, 'triple-carbon' carbon clutch:
http://www.titanmotorsports.com/tiqudifor93s.html
It is literally the most expensive clutch for the Mkiv Supra Turbo (w/2jz-gte and V160). It has four clutch disks, three floater plates, and sixteen surfaces with carbon-fiber friction material.
Here's another top-of-the-line clutch for the Mkiv Supra Turbo. It's RPS' triple carbon:
http://www.turboclutch.com/Pages/RPS%20BC3M%20LSX.htm
In this illustration, you can more clearly see all of the clutch disks and floater plates.