XRAY 358414-L 14T Lightweight Clutch Bell for XB8 Competition  [XR-358414-L]

XRAY 358414-L - 3BB Clutch Bell 14T - Lightweight + 3x BALL-BEARING
Price:
£46.79
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-358414-L
Condition:
Brand New
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Competition-Grade Lightweight Clutch Bell for XB8

The XRAY 358414-L clutch bell uses HUDY Spring Steel for a durable yet lightweight construction suited to competitive use. Its 14-tooth profile is precision-finished to reduce inertia while keeping necessary strength. The three ball bearings help stabilise rotation and prolong component life.

Consistent Engagement and Thermal Relief

Built for the 4-shoe clutch format, the bell reduces play and improves engagement consistency. Its machined vents promote airflow to manage heat during extended runs and help maintain steady performance on race day.

Specifications

  • Material: HUDY Spring Steel
  • Tooth Count: 14T
  • Design: 3x Ball-Bearing
  • Compatibility: XB8, XT8
  • Clutch Compatibility: 4-shoe clutch #358400

Suited to racers and tuners who need a reliable, lighter bell that supports precise clutch behaviour in XB8 series cars.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Does the tooth count affect gearing?

Tooth count influences the final drive ratio when paired with a given spur gear. This 14T bell is standard for specific gearing setups on XB8 platforms.

Are replacement bearings available?

Yes. Bearings can be serviced or replaced independently; check XRAY part listings for compatible sizes and types.

Will this work with aftermarket clutches?

Compatibility depends on dimensions. This bell is specified for the 4-shoe clutch #358400, so verify fit if using non-standard clutch assemblies.

How should I break in the bearings?

Run the bell lightly at first, avoid heavy loads until bearings seat properly, then inspect and re-lubricate to ensure smooth long-term operation.

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