| Also known as | T1363 |
| Diagram | Fig. 14 — CLUTCH · ref 15 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1962, 1964–1972, 1974, 1976–1980, 1985 |
Driven plate (plain) 6 off STA, T90, T100
A plain steel driven plate for the clutch, sold six to a set, used in the STA, T90, and T100 clutch stack.
57-1363 is a plain (steel) driven plate for the clutch, sold as a set of six per pack. It's one of the two plate types that stack up inside the clutch basket, alternating with the friction plates to transmit engine power through to the gearbox. The catalog record ties this one to STA, T90, and T100 model listings, and it shows up across a long run of clutch figures going back to 1960.
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The legacy alias T1363 is the pre-numeric-catalog form of the same part, so if your parts book or an old parts bag shows T1363, that's this plate. It's a straightforward wear item — when a clutch starts slipping or dragging, the plain plates are one of the first things worth pulling and inspecting for warping or scoring.
We sell these as a set of six, which is how the catalog packages them. Confirm plate count and stack order against your own clutch before ordering, since basket configurations vary across the range.
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