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I need a new clutch, help please R32GTST (Heavy Duty Single plate)

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Hey guys,

First of all i have done a search and havent came up with anything!

Anyway I need a clutch for my R32 RB20DET, I dont want a twin plate as i dont wanna smash my gear box up!

I will need something that will be fine for 240rwkw's+

I was looking at a OS Giken Super Single but they are $1650

What clutches are people using and what do you recomend???

Any help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!

Thanks

- Luke

For Reference heres a list of my mods:

Nissan Skyline R32 GTSt

RB20DET

HKS 2530

Power FC (AP engineered)

Apexi AVCR

Greddy front mount

RX7 injectors

Walbro Fuel pump

oil catch can

Z32 air flow meter

Full 3 inch exhaust

HKS POD, HKS BOV etc...(other stuff i cant remember)

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