This is an excellent condition used OS Giken super single clutch and flywheel assembly for the Nissan SR20DET engines.
There is normal wear, the surfaces are flat and the disc is in great condition.
The billet steel flywheel weighs 13 pounds. The whole assembly weighs in at 27 lbs.
This set up would be great for a street car or a mildly modified drag race car.
I will measure the thickness of the disc if you are interested.
Flywheel, and pressure plate to flywheel bolts are not included.
This will only fit a 240SX if you have done a SR20DET engine swap.
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Here is the description from the manufactures website.

SUPER SINGLE CLUTCH
Our Super Single series make an ideal choice as a replacement to the original equipment clutch/flywheel and provide your vehicle with unparalleled response and race performance. The Super single clutch design is a product of our cumulative knowledge and experience in developing and refining our Racing Multiplate Clutch line.








PICS OF THE CLUTCH SETUP


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Is there a way to post more than 5 pics on this post?

 

badass clutch bump

 

id build a motor with it man, i tried to sell one of the same ones a few months ago, everybody tried to jew me down acting like im tryin to rip them off when i even put my price at $400

 

no, everybody tried to jew you down b/c you wouldn't provide sufficient info on the clutch life

 

Why cant this be for a vg30.. fuck.

 

it is good for up to 400 hp or so. It has a light weight flywheel. There is 4.6 mm of disc left and i think they came with 5 mm from the factory. I figure that leaves at least 20,000 miles left of good life if the car has a lot of power. It would last longer on a lower hp engine

 

Trade for clean & wide 4 lug wheels?

 

thats because i didnt know the clutch life, all the info was in my post....so anyways to the thread maker that i was talking to, not you, good luck with sale bro

 

i do believe you were asked to mic check the thickness of the pads, which would've let a potential purchaser know what they were getting. your lack of knowledge/ laziness is why people threw you lowball offers.