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RAYS GRAM LIGHTS T57RC - GUNMETAL 18x9.5 +12 or

17x9 +22 for GTR - BRAND SPANKING NEW WHEELS IN BOXES.

(Silver wheel illustration only - Gunmetal In Stock)

17" Sets $1980 - 18" Sets $2200

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RAYS GRAM LIGHTS 57S on the shelf to suit GTS, GTR, 200SX etc.

17 x7.5 +30

17x8.5 +30, +40

17x9.5 +22, +38

18x8.5 +30

18x9.5 +38

THESE SIZES ON THE SHELF HERE IN VICTORIA - SHIP AUSTRALIA WIDE

Available in METAL BRONZE (pictured) and Gunmetal Silver.

17" Sets $1870 or 18" Sets $2090 WHILE STOCKS LAST

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Rays Gram Lights 57 Maximum to suit GTS, GTR, 200SX etc.

18x8.5 +33

18x9.5 +12, +38

On the Shelf in GUN BLUE (Pictured) - Shining Silver due middle of May

18" Sets for $2090 WHILE STOCKS LAST

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RAYS G-GAMES 77s 18x8.5 +30 Suit GTS, 200SX, EVO ETC

ONE SET ONLY (LAST SET AVAILABLE IN THIS Width)

$2090 the Set

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These and many others available to order:

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RAYS GRAM LIGHTS T57RC - GUNMETAL 18x9.5 +12

These look very nice. Anyone have any photos of them on an R33 GTR out of interest?

Also what wheels do you have in 18x10.5" sizes?

Hi Ferni

I have a pic of a R34 with T57RC's (I was sure I had a pic of a Silver 33 too - but cant find it... )

Anyway:

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With regard to anything wider than 9.5 - you will need to go for a TE37 or CE28N or similar - please contact us for price etc.

Cheers

RAYS GRAM LIGHTS T57RC - GUNMETAL 18x9.5 +12

These look very nice. Anyone have any photos of them on an R33 GTR out of interest?

Also what wheels do you have in 18x10.5" sizes?

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Some pics of happy Nissan customers and their RAYS wheels

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GTR R32 with 17" T57RC's

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GTR R32 with 18" T57RC's

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GTR R34 with 18" T57RC's

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350Z with 18" 57S

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200SX S14 with 17" 57S

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Sil80 with 18" 57S

Non Nissan

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EVO 9 Widebody with 57 Maximums 18x9.5 GTR fittment

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