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Hey, At the moment im researching on wheels for my car, I have a 1997 R33 GTS25.

I want a set of Nismo RAYS LMGT1's. Just because =p

Now there are several problems in this.

Because these are designed for a GTR and i have a GTS25, What will i need to do to get these rims on my car with no bodgey shortcuts or money saving techniques, I am only researching at the moment so money wont come into play untill later on...

From start to finish and every little detail included, What will i need to do to get these on my car?

Hope someone can help.

thanks

josh.

I have a set of NISMO GT1, email me! Thx

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Mine run 275/35 18's, White with silver lip :D

Is the "nismo" on anyone elses indented? Or just painted on? Yay for indentation!

roger that; 10-4 on the indentation :(

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I like the GT4, but too subtle for my tastes... LMGT1/2 look too 'old' imo

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