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As said above .. $4000+ a set .. and thats used lol

I was concidering them but my r34 is a GTT and the dish would be crap in comparison to the GTR wheels .. LMGT4 great wheel tho

Check out Bee R - B5 if you like those .. :( Or koya drift tek

LOL, if you pay $4000+ for a second hand set, you are getting rip!

brand new set on 19inch ver05 can be had for 3k-4k

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PHIL B

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Yo peeps was browsin the net and checkin out r34's... and i came across these rims and had spasmic urges. What are they? Are they Nismo's ??????

THEY COULD BE RAYS WHEELS FROM JAPAN NOT COMPLETELY SURE BUT THEY LOOK LIKE RAYS

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Do you think its better to order the seagull from Nengun or Greenline? I heard nenguns communication and waiting for the seagull to arrive can be a bit of a wait but gets there?

do you think a seagull would handle better with a drift wing or gtr wing?

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Mr Eps

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yes sir i have a question, how did you get your car to that dirty location but not get dust on it??? i call shenanigans

that's a damn nice photo... can't wait to get some nice pics of my car...

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BaysideBlue

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Look similar to my wheels :) too bad mine have the studs around the outside :) Suit the subtlety of my car though - wouldn't want 10" dishy wheels (go before show!)

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Nice shot. A little unbalanced picture "bottom heavy". Now just stick a seagull on the top half it will be complete :D

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