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OS Giken Nissan 350Z/370Z VQ35/37HR Alteration Fork Conversion Kit
Engineered for high-performance applications, the OS Giken Alteration Fork Conversion Kit is designed to optimize clutch actuation and reliability for Nissan 350Z and 370Z models equipped with VQ35HR and VQ37VHR engines. This kit is essential for enthusiasts seeking to upgrade their drivetrain with OS Giken’s renowned twin-plate or multi-plate clutch systems, ensuring precise engagement and durability under demanding conditions.
- Direct compatibility with OS Giken twin-plate clutch kits for Nissan 350Z and 370Z
- Enhances clutch fork operation for improved performance and longevity
- Engineered for motorsport and high-power street applications
- Supports smooth clutch engagement and reliable pedal feel
| Make | Model | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| INFINITI | G35 | 2007 | Base |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2007 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2007 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2007 | X |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2008 | Base |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2008 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2008 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G35 | 2008 | X |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2008 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2008 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2008 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2009 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2009 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2009 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2009 | X |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2010 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2010 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2010 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2010 | X |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2011 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2011 | IPL |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2011 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2011 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2011 | X |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2012 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2012 | IPL |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2012 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2012 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2012 | X |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2013 | Base |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2013 | IPL |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2013 | Journey |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2013 | Sport |
| INFINITI | G37 | 2013 | X |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2007 | Base |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2007 | Enthusiast |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2007 | Grand Touring |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2007 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2007 | Touring |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2008 | Base |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2008 | Enthusiast |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2008 | Grand Touring |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2008 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2008 | Touring |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2009 | Enthusiast |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2009 | Grand Touring |
| Nissan | 350Z | 2009 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2010 | 40th Anniversary Edition |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2010 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2010 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2010 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2011 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2011 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2011 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2012 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2012 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2012 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2013 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2013 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2013 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2014 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2014 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2014 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Nismo Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Sport |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Sport Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2015 | Touring Sport |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Nismo Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Sport |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Sport Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2016 | Touring Sport |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Base |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Nismo |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Nismo Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Sport |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Sport Tech |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Touring |
| Nissan | 370Z | 2017 | Touring Sport |
Starting in the early 1960's, Masaharu Okazaki set out on a mission to build high-performance Japanese race engines to compete with the championship-winning European offerings of the time. Armed only with a pure passion for motorsports and an innate ability to absorb information, he basically took things apart in his garage, figured out how they work, and designed improvements to increase performance. A self-educated man, he originally began working on motorcycles and eventually moved on to parts development for 4-wheel automobiles. Mr. Okazaki founded his company, OS Giken, in the early 1970's with strength, durability, and the pursuit of high performance in mind; these goals for parts development remain true today and OS Giken has established itself in the upper-echelon for designing and manufacturing high quality, high performance, and supremely durable parts.
Officially founded in 1973, the company headquarters and factory are located in Okayama, Japan. All OS Giken parts are 100% manufactured and assembled in Japan, under very strict quality-control guidelines.
Contact
OS Giken464 Okimoto
702-8001 Naka Ward
Japan
https://osgikenusa.com/
Responsible person
Streetstylez Ltd. & Co. KGHeinrich-Lorenz-Str. 2-4
09120 Chemnitz
Germany
info@streetstylez.eu
www.streetstylez.eu
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