| Diagram | Fig. 14 — CLUTCH · ref 9 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1974, 1976–1980, 1983, 1985 |
Shock absorber spider
Shock absorber spider for the clutch assembly, carries the clutch springs and cushions drivetrain snatch.
57-4636 is the shock absorber spider that sits inside the clutch assembly. It's the part that carries the clutch springs and cushions the drive as power comes off the gearbox mainshaft through the clutch, taking up the snatch that would otherwise get transmitted straight through the drivetrain. Catalog listings tie it to the CLUTCH figure, and it's been carried on the books across a long stretch of years, 1974 through 1985.
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A spider like this wears where the springs seat and where it locates against the clutch center, so if you're pulling a clutch apart for inspection this is one of the pieces worth a look alongside the springs themselves. Our records list it as a Triumph part.
If you're not sure this is the exact spider your clutch calls for, give us a call and we'll confirm before you order.
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