Aftermarket Clutch/Flywheels
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OS Giken
OS Giken kits added to list above. Prices and kits as offered by GTM Motorsports. As always and feedback on these clutches and their applications is greatly appreciated!!
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I'd be interested in a clutch upgrade down the road once the stock one gets a bit more miles on it, but question is...how much would it cost to have an aftermarket clutch installed???
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The G is the run of the mill RWD setup. I'd expect around $500, but no more than that.
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Just took the first drive with the Giken twin plate - here are my impressions:
1. Grabs solid - could just be my imagination but it seems the turbos are spooling up quicker
2. Engagement is harsher than stock, but not too bad. With a little practice it will be nice and smooth
3. Clutch pedal is much stiffer than stock. I also have the helper spring removed from the clutch pedal so it makes it a little stiffer still. Not too bad though.
4. Noise - idling with clutch engaged - sounds like rocks in a coffee can.
5. Noise with clutch pushed in is like dinner plates rattling together lightly.
I havent been able to get on it yet as I need to break it in, but it seems as though it should hold the power just fine.
1. Grabs solid - could just be my imagination but it seems the turbos are spooling up quicker
2. Engagement is harsher than stock, but not too bad. With a little practice it will be nice and smooth
3. Clutch pedal is much stiffer than stock. I also have the helper spring removed from the clutch pedal so it makes it a little stiffer still. Not too bad though.
4. Noise - idling with clutch engaged - sounds like rocks in a coffee can.
5. Noise with clutch pushed in is like dinner plates rattling together lightly.
I havent been able to get on it yet as I need to break it in, but it seems as though it should hold the power just fine.