cover 20 includes bolt holes 21 which receive conventional clutch bolts not shown which connect the clutch cover 20 to a conventional clutch flywheel not shown for example as shown in u s pat nos 4 989 711 and 5 785 163 the clutch assembly may include conventional friction plates e g as described in u s pat nos 4 989 711 and 5 785 163 the clutch cover 20 includes six spring holes 22 which receive spring cups 23 as most clearly shown in fig1 the spring cups 23 extend upwardly through the clutch cover 20 as shown in the exploded view of fig4 a spring bolt 24 is threaded through a hole in the top of each spring cup 23 and a spring washer 25 and nut 26 are secured to each spring bolt 24 as more fully described below each spring bolt 24 is threaded into a spring cap 35 which is received in the end of a spring 33 as shown most clearly in fig1 5 and 6 the clutch cover 20 includes six slots 27 extending through the thickness of the cover each slot 27 includes a circular portion which receives a clevis 36 connected to the pressure ring 30 as more fully described below each slot 27 also includes an elongated portion which extends at an angle a offset from a radial direction of the clutch as shown in fig5 and 6 as shown in the bottom view of the.