17.3400F ProX Clutch Basket for Suzuki DRZ400 DRZ 400 2000-2024
17.3400F ProX Clutch Basket for Suzuki DRZ400 DRZ 400 2000-2024
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Clutch Basket for Suzuki DRZ400
The ProX Clutch Basket is a replacement component that holds and guides the clutch plates on Suzuki DRZ400 machines, cross-referenced to OEM part number 17.3400F.
Overview
This ProX clutch basket is made to replace a worn or notched original basket on the Suzuki DRZ400. It keeps clutch plates aligned so power delivery stays consistent across the rev range. Riders servicing a DRZ400 clutch will find this clutch basket a solid replacement part.
Built For Performance
- Precision-machined basket fingers for even plate contact
- Constructed to resist notching from repeated clutch use
- Direct fitment for the Suzuki DRZ400 clutch assembly
- Cross-referenced to OEM part number 17.3400F
- Designed as a replacement for the original basket
- Maintains proper plate alignment under load
Fits These Machines
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2000
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2001
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2002
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2003
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2004
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2005
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2006
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2007
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2008
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2009
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2010
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2011
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2012
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2013
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2014
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2015
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2016
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2017
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2018
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2019
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2020
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2021
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2022
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2023
- for Suzuki DRZ400 2024
On-The-Job Use
- Clutch rebuilds on dual-sport and off-road machines
- Restoring smooth clutch engagement on worn assemblies
- Replacing a notched or grooved original basket
- General drivetrain maintenance on the DRZ400
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 17.3400F |
| Type | Clutch Basket |
| Compatibility | Suzuki DRZ400 2000-2024 |
| Brand | ProX |
Good To Know
Q: What does a clutch basket do? A: It holds the clutch plates and transfers drive from the engine to the transmission. A worn basket with notched fingers can cause rough engagement and dragging.
Q: How do I know if my clutch basket needs replacing? A: Grooves or notches on the basket fingers and inconsistent clutch feel are common signs. Inspect the basket during any clutch service and replace it if the fingers are worn.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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