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Rims For Gun Metal Grey R32 Gtr

Mike.

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Mike.

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Hey guys,

I've been looking at new rims for my 32 GTR for a while now and i cannot for the life of me work out what rims to buy....

What rims do you guys have on your GMG cars or what rims do you think look good on them?

Any input would be appreciated...

I've looked at LMGT4's ,P1's ,Wedssport SA70's But cannot make up my mind. Its driving me insane!!!

Maybe it'll help if you can post up pics on your cars?

Cheers

Mike!!!!

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well i like on a GMG 32:

32 rims

34 rims

33 rims (all GTR of course)

bronze TE37s (either 17X9 or 18X9.5 + 20 offset)

Work Emotion CR Kai in 18X9.5 bronze (+22) dont get these in 17 though, they look lame.

BBS LM are quite nice too in 17X9

there is heaps of choice. it's a personal taste thing, just get whatever you like.

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