BlackBoost Transmission Clutch Upgrade
Mercedes 722.9 automatic transmission
Increased torque resistance and reproducible shift quality – developed for high-performance Mercedes and AMG setups.
Description
The BlackBoost Transmission Clutch Upgrade for the Mercedes 722.9 automatic transmission was developed to replace the standard clutch components with a more robust, high-performance version . The goal is a significantly increased torque capacity , smooth power transmission, and improved durability in performance-optimized engines.
Performance features
- Reinforced clutch components for the 722.9 transmission
- Designed for significantly increased torque
- Improved durability in performance and racing applications
- Clean, reproducible switching operations under load
- A worthwhile upgrade for software and hardware performance improvements
Scope of delivery
- BlackBoost Transmission Clutch Upgrade Kit
- Clutch packs / friction discs (depending on the design)
- Note: Additional transmission components may be required (depending on the setup).
Technical details
- Transmission: Mercedes 722.9 automatic
- Component: Clutch packages / Clutch upgrade
- Design: Performance & racing application
- Recommendation: Installation and tuning by a specialized gearbox workshop
- Note: Transmission software adjustment is strongly recommended.
FAQ
Why is a clutch upgrade necessary?
Under increased torque, the standard clutch can reach its load limit. The BlackBoost upgrade significantly improves durability.
Is a transmission software adjustment required?
Yes. For optimal function, shift quality and durability, customized transmission software is recommended.
For which vehicles is the upgrade suitable?
For vehicles with Mercedes 722.9 automatic transmission. Exact compatibility depends on the vehicle and its power output.
Is the upgrade compliant with German road traffic regulations (StVZO)?
Unless explicitly stated otherwise: no . Racing equipment – not compliant with German road traffic regulations (StVZO ).
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