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Evasive Motorsports 08-27-2013 09:11 PM

EvasiveMotorsports Testing Out New OS Giken Clutch and LSD
 
New OS Giken Products

We at @Evasive Motorsports is testing out and doing R&D on the newly developed OS Giken GT2 Grand Touring Clutch and LSD. The Grand Touring Clutch is the latest development to our clutch lineup and retains all the technology from our Racing Multi-plate Clutches, but with the addition of our unique “floating pressure system” to provide a smooth and chatter-free driving experience. The Grand Touring Clutches are available in single. Twin plate configurations are still under R&D. OS Giken has design these clutches and can be matched with a soft or hard clutch cover to suit the engine output. With a OEM pedal feel and the ability to hold up to 400hp making it suitable for both street and track cars.

Evasive Motorsports is also working with OS Giken to work on the LSD prototype and testing out preload settings. For the final revision for consumers. We will be testing at Sonoma Race Way and Laguna Seca Race Way.
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Technical Aspects OF OS Giken Clutches
-By combining a decreased disk diameter (vs OEM) with a solid design and carefully selected components, our clutch allows for extremely efficient power transfer and improved engine response.
-Our specially designed clutch cover contains a unique leverage mechanism for the diaphragm spring, resulting in a higher clamping load of the clutch disk(s) while reducing pedal effort.
-Integrated ventilation holes reduce heat generated inside the clutch system and allow for friction plate dust to exit outside the clutch system, thus increasing reliability and safety.
-Both the clutch components and the flywheel are constructed using the same specialized steel alloy to ensure similar heating characteristics across the assembly to minimize warpage and increase durability.

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The OS Super Lock LSD is the culmination of over four years of extensive research and development that led to a revolutionary LSD design with the capacity to house an unprecedented number of friction plates (up to 28 plates in total). Combined with our patented lock timing system, the Super Lock LSD is able to achieve complete lock in a progressive, smooth, and quiet manner, making it suitable for both street and racing performance.

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CSG Mike 08-27-2013 09:14 PM

Yum....

Evasive Motorsports 08-27-2013 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by CSG Mike (Post 1171476)
Yum....

Buy one Mike! :burnrubber:

CSG Mike 08-28-2013 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Evasive Motorsports (Post 1171618)
Buy one Mike! :burnrubber:

I was JUST talking about these with Oscar Jr too...

foursix86 08-28-2013 02:56 PM

How is this diff superior to the stock Torsen?

CSG Mike 08-28-2013 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by foursix86 (Post 1173375)
How is this diff superior to the stock Torsen?

Torsens become open diffs if one wheel loses traction; they only work when there is resistance.

A Clutch type will always work.

There's a lot of situations where you'll lift a wheel on track or when you're driving hard/fast, and this'll keep the power going to the ground, instead of spinning one tire.

rice_classic 08-28-2013 05:17 PM

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Evasive Motorsports 09-20-2013 05:09 AM

Laguna Seca today testing the new OS Giken clutch and LSD on the BRZ.
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Stevo22 09-25-2013 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Evasive Motorsports (Post 1223441)
Laguna Seca today testing the new OS Giken clutch and LSD on the BRZ.

How did the testing go?

OICU812 11-23-2013 05:04 PM

OS clutch awesome never had only heard but the points sound impressive. I know there is no such thing as OEM feel but if this clutch doesent take a hulks leg to handle and is chatter free.... Shit better stock up!!

diss7 11-23-2013 09:57 PM

What is the weight of the flywheel on its own? And the fly/clutch/cover combined?

Cheers

Sportsguy83 10-01-2014 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Evasive Motorsports (Post 1171468)
New OS Giken Products

We at @Evasive Motorsports is testing out and doing R&D on the newly developed OS Giken GT2 Grand Touring Clutch and LSD. The Grand Touring Clutch is the latest development to our clutch lineup and retains all the technology from our Racing Multi-plate Clutches, but with the addition of our unique “floating pressure system” to provide a smooth and chatter-free driving experience. The Grand Touring Clutches are available in single. Twin plate configurations are still under R&D. OS Giken has design these clutches and can be matched with a soft or hard clutch cover to suit the engine output. With a OEM pedal feel and the ability to hold up to 400hp making it suitable for both street and track cars.


So is there any updates on the clutches and their WTQ rating, streetability, etc?

mrk1 10-02-2014 09:41 AM

certainly keeping an eye on there clutch development, Im not happy with what I have now.

Sportsguy83 10-02-2014 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by mrk1 (Post 1968845)
certainly keeping an eye on there clutch development, Im not happy with what I have now.

I'm NOT happy either at all......


And I've been around the block with 3 different clutches...


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