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Os Giken Twin Plate Clutch Suit R32 Gtr

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As the topic says i have an os giken twin plate and lighten flywheel combo for sale for the r32 gtr, it has about 70% meat left (checked by my mechanic) on it and is in good working condition, i'm asking $800 for it, call me on 0402504006 or pm me. Cheers, mat.

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As the topic says i have an os giken twin plate and lighten flywheel combo for sale for the r32 gtr, it has about 70% meat left (checked by my mechanic) on it and is in good working condition, i'm asking $800 for it, call me on 0402504006 or pm me. Cheers, mat.

Is it a pull or a push type?

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also is it a 'B' size or 'C' size? sprung centre or solid? new style plates or old style plates (OS Giken have revised their clutch plates in the last 12 months or so).

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Hey,

How much to send to Perth?

Will it fit my R32 GTR 1990 model? how much do they cost generally to install? major advantages?

Very Interested in buying it now.

Cheers mate

As the topic says i have an os giken twin plate and lighten flywheel combo for sale for the r32 gtr, it has about 70% meat left (checked by my mechanic) on it and is in good working condition, i'm asking $800 for it, call me on 0402504006 or pm me. Cheers, mat.
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also is it a 'B' size or 'C' size? sprung centre or solid? new style plates or old style plates (OS Giken have revised their clutch plates in the last 12 months or so).

It's the old style, pressed steel cover type as opposed to the new rc2 red anodised cover stlyes, b size (800hp rated) sprung centre with old style plates.

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It's the old style, pressed steel cover type as opposed to the new rc2 red anodised cover stlyes, b size (800hp rated) sprung centre with old style plates.

Which year model is it out of?

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