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Originally Posted by Optimiser I have had the OS Giken twin plate Grand Touring with soft cover for a couple of years now. A very good and well engineered, premium

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Old 08-31-2017, 12:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have had the OS Giken twin plate Grand Touring with soft cover for a couple of years now. A very good and well engineered, premium piece of kit.
What's the difference between the hard and soft cover?
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What's the difference between the hard and soft cover?
The soft cover gives less clamping force than the hard cover, but I have no issues with any slippage using the soft cover with twin plate with a supercharged 450WHP. With the soft cover it's not as hard to depress the clutch pedal as it would be with the hard cover, that's the reason I went with a soft cover. I had no issues with it on the track either.
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