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hi all

i am looking for a pair or set of r32 wheels but i am not looking to pay the rediculas prices some people ask. i am looking at paying between $400-600

for a set if anyone has some or knows of some.

or any other GTR offset 16" wheels

thanks damo

a few reasons realy.

because they look tuff.

i can get plenty of cheap race tyres for them (which i like on the front)

when i go to 17"s i cant get race tyres unless i have a million bux

r33 wheels are about doubble what i can aford at the moment.

every one has 17" drift tecks on there r32s :thumbsup: sorry just JK

but most of them are shit reasons. i gess i am just sick of the way my car looks and i want to make it look better again. somthing like that.

a few reasons realy.

because they look tuff.

i can get plenty of cheap race tyres for them (which i like on the front)

when i go to 17"s i cant get race tyres unless i have a million bux

r33 wheels are about doubble what i can aford at the moment.

every one has 17" drift tecks on there r32s :huh: sorry just JK

but most of them are shit reasons. i gess i am just sick of the way my car looks and i want to make it look better again. somthing like that.

Lol there are more people than Koya who make seventeens... Once you get your suspension sorted you should try it, I reckon you'll love it, haha you'll notice the whole grip when drifting thing alot more!

yea i know. thanks for the advise thoe.

well on a positive note i do now have 2 17"s they are work ones pretty much the same design as my other work 16" wheels. so i have started to colect 17s.

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