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due to a sudden change im selling my rims.

RacingHart's CR

they have 75% bridgestone potennas all round.

18x8.5 +21 235/45/18

18x9.5 +21 275/45/18

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location ; sydney

Price Drop. $1800

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Can you let me know which Skyline they came off and if they will fit a 96 S2 GTS-T.

due to a sudden change im selling my rims.

RacingHart's CR

they have 75% bridgestone potennas all round.

18x8.5 +21 235/45/18

18x9.5 +21 275/45/18

IMG_0005Large.jpg

location ; sydney

$2500 firm.

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looking to swap your rims? i have some veilside 17x9 +17 deep dishies +700 your way. i dont use this forum, sms or call 0421 720 618 or email [email protected]

can get you a link to pics tomorrow, theyre on nissan silvia in the members rides on my soarer

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