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Wheels 16 or 17 x 8's to suit R32 GTS-T (4dr)

Okay its time - I was pipped by 700th of a second in the hillclimb and my opponent had R tyres. My standard tyres have to go (is my competitive streak showing?? Maybe I should push those horns back in, they're starting to show).

I'm currently running stock standard 16x6.5's. I've heard that pre 94 GTR wheels will fit (thanks Jayce). Does anyone have anything that will do the job for me?

I also have for sale 17x9 Sparko wheels and Falken tyres to suit GTR (they fitted the front but were too big for the rear, wrong offset ) I'll be putting more about these in the For Sale section with photos soon.

If there are any enthusiasts out there that are interested in helping me get this car set up right (that won't charge me an arm and a leg... although, I am prepared to give up toes and fingers) I'd really appreciate the help.

Please PM me with any thoughts, ideas and hopefully faster wheels

Thanks

Michele

ACT

It sounds like you would benifit greatly from some better tyres.

If you are after some motorsport orientated tyres, I can help you out.

I work for Federal tyres.

Have a look at the Federal website - www.federaltyres.com.au.

suspect i'll be selling my buddy club p1s at some point, but not until i find a replacement set for the gtr, i'm afraid. :)

I'm new to this, so please excuse my ignorance... what are Buddy Club P1's? :rolleyes:

They are a nice set of wheels http://www.buddyclub.com.au/

good looking, light and fairly well priced compared to a lot of other jap wheels like Rays, Work etc

I'm new to this, so please excuse my ignorance... what are Buddy Club P1's? :rolleyes:

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