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adstudio3d
07-31-2013, 05:10 PM
I been looking but haven't been able to find any shops in the U.S. that sells these clutches. Does anyone know any shops to pick one up without having to order from japan?

PeaceOnesxWai
07-31-2013, 05:57 PM
JDM Parts and Racing Accessories direct from Japan: RHDJapan.com (http://www.rhdjapan.com)

Theyre dealers in Japan and you can communicate with them in english.

greatwhitebuffalo
07-31-2013, 06:05 PM
More Japan :: Since 2003 (http://www.more-japan.com/)

Actual dealer for ORC.

fliprayzin240sx
07-31-2013, 07:19 PM
RHDJapan...but why do you want an ORC clutch? OS Giken > ORC.

adstudio3d
08-01-2013, 09:22 AM
Thanks guys, but already found a great deal on them from another japanese company, just wanted to know if anyone in the states imported them so I don't have to wait for ems...

Fliprayzin - OS=$$$ , orc 409 found for less than $800. Two of my boys have blitz ( ogura= blitz ) singles and swear by them. Was very nice when I drove his car, can't see spending twice the amount for os...

fliprayzin240sx
08-01-2013, 09:58 AM
OS Giken and ORC has similar pricing for their single and multi-plate clutches. I know cuz I've had them both. Single plates are about $800-850 for both OS Giken and ORC, twins are about $1350-1400 on both. I've run an ORC 409D (which wasnt impressive since it started slipping on a GT3076R) and currently running a rebuilt OS Giken TS2B (was on my 500hp SR but now running on my 420hp RB25).

But honestly, if you want a single plate...Nismo Copper Mix is the best in the market but also the most expensive.

adstudio3d
08-01-2013, 12:08 PM
I haven't seen any os giken singles for that, but i never searched and priced them out either haha if that's the case id probably go that route thanks for the info, ill look around... Im trying to keep the price down a little but want something better than the 3puck exedy that's been slipping. And that won't hold up to the gt2871r if its already slipping now

fliprayzin240sx
08-01-2013, 03:38 PM
Honestly, if you're on a budget...cant really go wrong with an ACT Heavy Duty Unsprung. Plus gives you a left calf work out like no other.

But then again, if you decide to go get a light flywheel, you'd be spending close to $750 already.

adstudio3d
08-01-2013, 04:32 PM
My flywheel already been resurfaced and not much life left on it. but definitely not trying to have a really stiff pedal because of a knee injury... But id much rather have a orc or os giken for just a few $$ extra definitely worth it. now to look into an os single disk sprung