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Fujiwara

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I have an R34 GTT and it came with 350 GT wheels on the car.

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Can someone tell me the sizes for the front and rear please?

I need to know the width of the rim (f+r as the rears have wider treads on them) and the offset.

Also, what size tyres were standard on these wheels?

Cheers

edit: It currently has 225/45 R18 on the front, and 245/45 R18 on the rears.

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they are the optional 18" sport wheels for the V35 350GT coupe

f+r are both 18*8

the tyre sizes posted are the stock tyre sizes for those wheels

(EDIT: i'll have to double check that.. front may be 225/40 but i'm not 100% sure)

not sure of the offset, sorry..

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Pretty sure you can put on wider tyres, a tyres place I've been to with an older car of mine did that.

My fronts are 225/40 18" and rears 245/40 18"

When you look at the fronts compared to the rear you can see that the rubber sits further in from the edge of the rim.

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