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as you all know r34gtt gearboxes have pull type clutches but im finding it hard to get a decent clutch at a decent price good for 300rwkw

now my idea was if i converted my clutch set up to push then my horizon of choices would be broadened correct?

will this kit work to convert or have it got it the wrong way around.

"OS Giken used Push to Pull conversion kit for Skyline gearboxes"

thats what my general consencus on the whole pull/push conversion

just confirming that the os giken push to pull conversion will be the right kit i require and as to whether i can merge the conversion kit with another branded clutch other then a os giken brand.

thats what my general consencus on the whole pull/push conversion

just confirming that the os giken push to pull conversion will be the right kit i require and as to whether i can merge the conversion kit with another branded clutch other then a os giken brand.

the topic title and the statement above is ass about.

the OS Giken kit is pull to push conversion.

If your bellhousing has the bosses cast into it for a push you can convert it using the genuine Nissan parts...thats what i did...just drilled and tapped the bosses and bought the required parts to convert it.

Edited by DiRTgarage
the topic title and the statement above is ass about.

the OS Giken kit is pull to push conversion.

If your bellhousing has the bosses cast into it for a push you can convert it using the genuine Nissan parts...thats what i did...just drilled and tapped the bosses and bought the required parts to convert it.

hmmmm interesting and was this accomplished on a r34gtt gearbox?

if so what was the total cost of the conversion

I got this from another forum

Clutch Pull to push conversion-

Late Model R32, R33

Front cover assembly :32110-05U11 (japan part only)

Gasket :32112-05U12

Clutch fork :30531-01S00 (same part for a 1991-1993 240SX)

Spring :30514-14600

Spring :30534-E9000

T/O bearing :30502-14601

Bearing sleeve:30501-S0160 / 30501-N1601 (14mm for twin / trip disc)

Bearing sleeve: 30501-K0404 (24mm for single disc)

Dust cover :30542-31610

Slave cylinder :30620-21U01

Flywheel bolt: 12315-04U00

Time for you to call nissan and find out the price fo the parts.

Edit - and here's a thread describing how to do it

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