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Keiths 4 wheels if i was getting them, he was prepared to beat any other price. Not getting doris now tho. They dont do chrome. :yucky:

prepared to beat 1080 from tyrepower for a set of 17*8 +34

JDM... lol. I laugh at people who call "it" (style of car styling) JDM.

Seeing as you know it only stands for japanese delivered model.

japanese domestic market..? lol

Drifteck are Bee*r copies.

Well, drifteck made small change's, but in sort without searching that hard they look for the most like tecks

doritek are a copy of uras NS-01 and NS-01 are a copy of Bee-R or also same as NISMO LM-GT

the doritek is still my choice due to being 9 hole

Bah, as im nice.

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Man that sure got the wrinkles out, Those things are farkin haaaaawwwwwwwt. :yucky::):(

Heres the plan Josh. I am going old school black and chrome. Now use your imagination and stay with me.

Black 33, Black and chrome rims.

Chrome molded mudflaps. (already happenning)

Chrome grill (already happening)

chrome eyebrows

chrome doorhandles

Chrome window surrounds

chrome gtr rear wing inserts

Chrome triangle behind the mirrors (mirrors stay black)

Chrome surrounds on side indicators

Chrome washer nozzles

Should look farkin hot as FTW. :):thumbsup::thumbsup:

Man that sure got the wrinkles out, Those things are farkin haaaaawwwwwwwt. :yucky::):(

Heres the plan Josh. I am going old school black and chrome. Now use your imagination and stay with me.

Black 33, Black and chrome rims.

Chrome molded mudflaps. (already happenning)

Chrome grill (already happening)

chrome eyebrows

chrome doorhandles

Chrome window surrounds

chrome gtr rear wing inserts

Chrome triangle behind the mirrors (mirrors stay black)

Chrome surrounds on side indicators

Chrome washer nozzles

Should look farkin hot as FTW. :):thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thats alot of chrome to polish!

Man that sure got the wrinkles out, Those things are farkin haaaaawwwwwwwt. :yucky::):(

Heres the plan Josh. I am going old school black and chrome. Now use your imagination and stay with me.

Black 33, Black and chrome rims.

Chrome molded mudflaps. (already happenning)

Chrome grill (already happening)

chrome eyebrows

chrome doorhandles

Chrome window surrounds

chrome gtr rear wing inserts

Chrome triangle behind the mirrors (mirrors stay black)

Chrome surrounds on side indicators

Chrome washer nozzles

Should look farkin hot as FTW. :):thumbsup::thumbsup:

wow i would have to see to believe

them ones lok to ahve a higher pitch on the spokes, i like :yes:

yepo...more slant on the spokes....makes it look farken insane

booyah.. if tyrepower replies i would buy..

wher did andy get his from..

Darren appleton used to sell them at autoshop for $980 a set. He had a shed full of every colour for a while, I don't know what happened to them :yucky:

Depends who you talk too. Both are correct dont argue with me

I am with marki on this one, Japanese Domestic Market

think about it, it is actually not much chrome at all. Just several small bits in the right place. besides, chrome isnt any harder to polishh than duco.

I love that you're a ricer :sorcerer:

:happy: my brisbane dad

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