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Not sure of the offset, I need to measure them tonight, but they fit a R32 GTR with no problems and have a bit of dish as shown in the pics. They are 17x9 all round. Also the lips are polished (though need a bit of TLC but dont have any gutter rash) and the centers are factory painted silver. So you could get them resprayed in a different colour if you like and still have nice polished lips.

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You dont know the actual number offset like +28 +35 +38?? Just trying to guage if they will or wont fit a 33 gtst cheers

Sorry unless someone can tell me how to work out (or where to find) the offset values I dont.

Hmmm ok, have you got a mate with a 33, :) lol nah that was a serious question there sorry? need a guage on if yay or nay it will wont fit Cheers :)

Hmmm ok, have you got a mate with a 33, :) lol nah that was a serious question there sorry? need a guage on if yay or nay it will wont fit Cheers :)

For most 17x9 rims for a GTR they would be +22 offset. Have a look at this thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=35133

it might help. Sorry I am terrible with maths!

For most 17x9 rims for a GTR they would be +22 offset. Have a look at this thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=35133

it might help. Sorry I am terrible with maths!

If your in Sydney your welcome to trial fit them too! Give me a call on 0416275449

ok bit of a noob question but where on the wheel do you measure the offset from?

thx

chris

Read this: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=35133

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