Correct Cass!
Grant, the car came with a Twin Plate... Who knows how long it has been in there...
Judging by my "whining" rear diff (at the time), the Twin Plate would have seen a lot of 5000+ RPM launches.
It lasted me about 2 years of ownership and started to slip = car won't go anyware = had to rev the hell out of it just to hope it will grab to make the car go.
Pulled the Twin Plate out and there was burnt bits of clutch / ash... Flywheel had wear and tear as well.
Being a 1st time GTR owner at the time, didn't know much about the characteristics of driving with a Twin Plate as there is no play (well not much) it was either IN or OUT of gear and best driven for track use.
At the time it was a daily for me so I need a plate that was good for that...
So I decided to go with a single OEM plate as I know Nissan would have engineered it to put up with a 2.6lt, Inline 6 Twin Turbo.
Meaning it would have to be at least a heavy duty single plate clutch.