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Hi all,

I have for sale this set of genuine SSR Decorte EVO deep dish wheels which I purchased from Japan a little while back.

I searched long and hard for a decent set of deep dish jap wheels for my R32 before I found these, and the only reason im selling them is that I have chosen to stick with my current factory GTR wheels for track and drift duties - So with that in mind these tasty rims are up for grabs.

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Each rims measures 17 x 9 inches, with a GTR offset (+19) 5 x 114.3

These rims are designed by Speed Star in Japan as "Type D" rims, intended specifically for use with brembo equipped R32 & R33 GTR's, and may suit GTS-T or 5 stud S13's for those seeking a seriously tough drift/VIP look.

Each rim features a silver centre with polished dish and looks awesome.

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Rims in good condition with only a small number of scuffs and marks on two of the rims.

I paid a mint for these, but will let them go for $1590

Located in Sydney - Pickup available on the Northern Beaches or from North Ryde.

Thanks all.

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Whats the chances of sending these to Brisso? Will there be much effort involved in getting these under standard r33 guards? Cheers

Sending to Brisbane isnt a problem - I checked the cost for another interested buyer in Melbourne and from memory it was around $110 for 4 rims.

Not sure on how they will sit on your R33, you may need a guard roll

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