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OS giken triple plate off my R33 GTST, bought brand new, done about 10000KM, 80% meat left, very good condition.

Os Giken make good clutch easy to drive compare to other made, feel firm then stock but not bad in Sydney's traffic.

Asking $1500, ONO, Sydney buyer pickup prefered, or Interstate buyer arrange freight.

PM me for more detail.

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  • 6 months later...

i cant believe this isnt sold, if i didnt have ione id have this one..

Bump for a bargain, GD with sale...

I cant believe this isnt sold, if didnt have one I'd have this one..

Bump for a bargain, Good luck with sale...

is says on os site this = thats is a r3c, will i need this for my 1990 r32 gtr or is it supllied? can you get back to me about how to pay for this iswell

NOTE *R32 models built 1989-1991 need release bearing and release sleeve specified below.

Release bearing : Nissan 30502-14601. Release sleeve : Nissan 30501-U0200 (or 30501-A6801) for TS2CD, Nissan 30501-N1600 for R3C, Nissan 30501-B6000 for R4C.

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