OS Giken TC24-B1Z at the Maniwa Speed Festival

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On: July 11, 2025

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Sunday, November 23, 2025
The Maniwa Speed Festival will be held again this year

So I’ve put together a trilogy of videos I made for the Maniwa Speed Festival last year that focused on the S30Z equipped with the TC24-B1Z

Maniwa Speed Festival 2025 Official Page
https://motorheadmagazine.jp/motorhea…

OS Giken Homepage
https://osgiken.co.jp/index.php

Official Online Shop
https://os-factoryline.shop-pro.jp/

Youth Twitter
https://x.com/osgiken_newface

OS Giken Co., Ltd.
464 Okimoto, Naka-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, 702-8001
TEL: 086-277-6609
FAX: 086-277-8115
Mail: info@osgiken.co.jp

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