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EN2_Squirrel 09-08-2015 10:31 PM

os giken twin plate clutch
 
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Has anyone use the TR series OS Giken twin plate clutch or familiar with the release sleeve that you must use with it the part numbers for these ty421-bf5.

GsxrMe 09-09-2015 08:53 AM

How much torque is it rated for?

EN2_Squirrel 09-09-2015 11:57 PM

750hp. Tq not sure. But i assume quite a bit @GsxrMe

Ultramaroon 09-10-2015 01:31 AM

Way way way more than the tranny could every handle.

Mr.ac 09-10-2015 02:08 AM

I have an OS Giken twin plate on my '91 mr2 turbo. I haven't see that style maybe it's new to reduce the infomous twin plate rattle. Either way is an awsome clutch that is bomb proof and will last a really long time. Mine still in there even after 3 years of track days autox and daily driving.
Did it came with instructions? If not you can always get them online or call OS Giken U.S.

EN2_Squirrel 09-10-2015 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2385365)
Way way way more than the tranny could every handle.

yes it is. Car wont ever have that much hp but i got a really really good deal on it, i want something bulletproof that i never have to worry about. I am an engineer so something twice as strong as it needs to be is perfect for me.

Mr.ac yes i am in contact wih os giken. They are super helpful, but i autox with them and they are at nationals right now, so i told them to worry about winning first. I have a truck so not having the car sucks but it is not a hinderance.

GsxrMe 09-10-2015 09:26 PM

Ya. I hear you in the future proof. Better more than not enough. Let us know how it engages and disengages. Can you ride it a little or is it on/off?


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