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Genuine RAY'S Engineering Volk Racing 17inch

17 by 8.5 offset 30 fronts and 17 by 9.5 rear offset 35

These wheels are in great condition.

These wheels are hard to come by as well hardly you can find a set that’s 8.5 and 9.5 wide

Also comes with Advan tires worn

Item Condition:Only 2 Wheels has curb gutter

Location: CBD Melbourne

PRICE $1550 pick up

Will post interstate at buyers cost.

Email me if you want more image.

Email me at: [email protected] if you have any inquiries.

Thanks

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Hey need wheels for 34GT. Would you consider $1450 without the suspension. The suspension wouldnt fit into the R34 GT would it?

Im located in Camberwell. Im on my sons account, sorry. Can you PM back. What car were they on before?

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Hey need wheels for 34GT. Would you consider $1450 without the suspension. The suspension wouldnt fit into the R34 GT would it?

Im located in Camberwell. Im on my sons account, sorry. Can you PM back. What car were they on before?

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