Drive Clutch – Club Car Precedent & DS 97-15 (Kawasaki Engine)

Description

Drive Clutch – Club Car Precedent & DS 97-15 (Kawasaki Engine)

This drive clutch is designed for Club Car Precedent and DS golf carts from 1997 to 2015 equipped with Kawasaki engines. The drive clutch is a key component of the transmission system that transfers engine power to the drive axle, enabling smooth movement and acceleration.

Built for durability and consistent performance, this clutch is ideal for maintenance and repair of Club Car gas golf carts. It helps restore proper power transfer and reduces slipping or hesitation during acceleration.

The clutch is suitable for golf cart repair shops and experienced DIY users. Replace your worn or damaged drive clutch to improve driving performance and extend the life of your Club Car golf cart.

Key Features

• Compatible with Club Car Precedent & DS models 1997-2015

• Designed for Kawasaki engine models

• Durable construction for long-term use

• Provides smooth power transfer to the drive axle

• Suitable for maintenance and repair

• Improves acceleration and performance

Benefits

• Restores smooth acceleration and driving performance

• Reduces clutch slipping and transmission issues

• Enhances power transfer from engine to wheels

• Long-lasting durability for frequent use

• Improves overall golf cart reliability

• Easy replacement for maintenance

Drive Clutch – Club Car Precedent & DS 97-15 (Kawasaki Engine) – Full Specifications

FAQs

Is this drive clutch compatible with Club Car Precedent carts?

Yes, it fits Club Car Precedent models from 1997 to 2015 with Kawasaki engines.

Does it fit Club Car DS models, too?

Yes, it is compatible with Club Car DS models from 1997 to 2015 with Kawasaki engines.

What does a drive clutch do?

A drive clutch transfers engine power to the drive axle, allowing the cart to move.

Why should I replace the drive clutch?

Replacing a worn clutch restores smooth acceleration and reduces slipping.

Is installation difficult?

Installation is best done by a technician or experienced mechanic for safety and correct alignment.