Clutch Masters 21-23 BMW M3/M4 3.0L S58 Factory Fit FX400 6-Puck Twin Disc Clutch w/Alum. Flywheel
Drag launches, clutch kicks and repeated track sessions are where a 2021 to 2023 BMW M3 or M4 six-speed clutch gives up first. The Clutch Masters Factory Fit FX400 6-puck, part number 03240-HDC6-DLX, is the most aggressive disc in the Factory Fit line: a ceramic puck twin disc with an aluminum flywheel, aimed at tuned S58 cars that see the strip or the road course as often as the street. It grabs hard and holds, and it trades some low-speed refinement to do it.
Like the factory part, this is a twin disc: two discs and a floater plate share the clamp load from one cover. Clutch Masters reworked the package for more capacity. The factory self-adjusting cover is replaced with a stamped steel cover, disc diameter goes from 8.5 to 9.5 inches, and a Type 3 hard anodized aluminum flywheel and steel floater complete the set. Clutch Masters says the whole assembly sheds a little over 10 lb compared with stock, which also lets the engine rev up and drop between shifts more quickly.
The disc itself is a ceramic paddle design on a sprung hub. Unlike the 8-puck version, the 6-puck uses solid rivets with no marcel cushion between the linings. Clutch Masters is direct about what that means: the 6-puck engages very quickly and may chatter slightly in first and reverse, which is why the company uses premium ceramic material to keep that in check. In return you get high holding capacity and fast heat recovery when the car is launched repeatedly. In its Turn 14 product data Clutch Masters also mentions the 2023 G87 M2 with the S58 and six-speed for this 6-puck kit; our listing is for the M3 and M4, so M2 owners should ask us to confirm before ordering.
Log a pull in a high gear from low rpm. Engine speed rising faster than vehicle speed is slip. Check the hydraulic side before spending money on parts: look for fluid at the slave or bellhousing, a pedal that feels soft, or one that does not return fully, because any of those can leave the clutch partly disengaged. Check for engine oil or gear oil on the bellhousing too, since contamination ruins any new disc. Our manual versus automatic repair cost guide helps you budget the transmission-out labor.
Be honest about how the car is used. If it is mostly a street car, the FX400 8-puck gives ceramic holding power with much less chatter, and the Factory Fit FX350 sits between that and the organic FX250. For the very highest power levels, look at the strap-driven FX1000 race twin disc.
This listing covers the 2021, 2022 and 2023 BMW M3 and M4 with the S58 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six and the six-speed manual. It will not work with the automatic. North American Competition and xDrive models were not sold with a manual, so this fits the standard manual cars. Send us the year and the last 7 of your VIN if you want the fit checked, especially on a converted car or an M2. Other clutch and flywheel parts are in our rebuild kits department.
| Brand | Clutch Masters |
| Part number | 03240-HDC6-DLX |
| Fits | Clutch Masters 21-23 BMW M3/M4 3.0L S58 Factory Fit FX400 6-Puck Twin Disc Clutch w/Alum. Flywheel |
| Vehicle fitment | BMW M3/M4 (2021-2023) |
| Type | Clutch Kits - Single |
| Condition | New |
| Ships | Same business day (in stock), from the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year |
It can. Clutch Masters warns that because the 6-puck disc has solid rivets and no marcel cushion, it engages very quickly and may chatter slightly in first and reverse.
For a car that is driven mostly on the street, the 8-puck is the better pick. Clutch Masters designed the 8-puck for street-driven vehicles and describes the 6-puck as possibly not ideal for the street.
Clutch Masters mentions the 2023 G87 M2 with the S58 and six-speed for this kit, but our listing is for the 2021-2023 M3 and M4. Send us the year and VIN and we will confirm before ordering.
The Factory Fit kit is a complete replacement with a Type 3 hard anodized aluminum flywheel, a steel floater, a stamped steel cover and two clutch discs.
Clutch Masters calls for at least 500 miles of normal stop-and-go driving, with no full-throttle shifting or compression braking, before hard launches.

