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For Sale-

F: 17 x 8.0 JJ +32 PCD 114.3 x 5 stud

R: 17 x 9.0 JJ +35

Volk Racing Challenge

Rays Engineering in WHITE with inner BLUE trim

$2200 without tyres

$2700 with tyres

Fronts: Toyo Trampio Gu:wn 235/45/17 (50% thread)

Rears: Dunlop Formula FM901s 255/40/17 (85% thread)

Make me an offer for these rare and imported rims.

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PRICE DROP:

$2000 without tyres

$2300 with tyres

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DVC00064.JPGPRICE DROP: $2000 without tyres $2300 with tyres

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R33gtst: Those are the wheel offsets. It should fit any R33 Skyline no problem

russcb007: no pm was received? try again?

rs73: yup s15. The wheels don't stick out but I will need to roll/lip the guards should i lower the car. However, the R33 has wider guards then the s15

Still 4 sale!!!!

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I'm still trying to get some rims from Canberra but guy is stuffing me around plus at 19 inch think they are too big. Love yours and am keen but means I have to convert to five stud as they are for a 180 which means more expense.

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