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Since moving to a hewland transaxle in my R34 race car I've decided to sell off a heap of parts that are of no use to me anyone. This is one of them.

Before reading any more this is NOT a suitable clutch for a big HP street car, it is savage and brutal to drive with. Seriously for race use only!!

Clutch is a brand new tilton OT II 7 3/4in with solid 360deg clutch disks. It is currently set up to suit the below flywheel with a 105thou step and 2600kg clamping weight, this is adjustable and can be shimmed etc as the plates wear.

All 3 plates are brand new and never used.

The flywheel is a one off 4340 Molly component that has had a GTR ring gear fitted and offset perfectly to work with

a factory starter motor. It has been balanced for my crankshaft but can be rebalanced to suit yours.

Will supply a bearing carrier (factory GTR) and thrust

bearing to suit (also factory GTR)

Clutch is 100% serviceable all parts are available locally for it in the future.

This is a serious clutch and not a run of the mill Jap twin plate. These are used extensively in the V8 super cars and NASCAR.

If someone wants it to suit a hollinger I can probably send the plates back and exchange them for hollinger type plates as I still have the original receipt for 12 months ago.

Asking $3200 for the entire setup.

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My mistake clutch is actually 7.25 inch.

The question will be asked so.

This is the high ratio clutch cover which is rated at 1266nm or you could purchase an ultra high ratio which is rated to 1509nm if you thought you could exceed a true 1266nm.

As for Hp rating. More than 90% of skylines could hope to make.

I'm located in sydney.

What do you mean by what else have I got....

I've got this clutch advertised. As I decided what else I want to sell from the project I'll advertise it.

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