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:OItem: KOSEI Wheels

Condition: Used, Gutter Marks

Price: $900.price drop to $800 $750

To Fit: (What car) Nissan, Toyota, 5x114.3 cars.

Location: Sydneys West

Contact: PM for further details

Reason for sale: Upgraded to Work wheels. Will seperate tyres to sell rims cheaper $550 RIMS ALONE.

I have the rims off my R33gtst for sale. I have recently purchased second hand Dunlop SP3000's (suppose to be good street tyres). They have about 65%-70% tread, photos show tread depth etc.

Wheels are manufactured by KOSEI JAPAN but I am unsure which model wheel they are as I have never ever seen another one like these, and I have searched. They are pretty light too.

These fit the R33gtst quite well never had any issues with scrubbing when the car was lowered and that was with 255's on the rear. They also fill the guards quite well. Will fit r32gtst and many other cars also.

Fronts: 17x8 with a +45 offset with Dunlop SP3000'S 235/45/17

Rears: 17x9 with a +45 offset with Dunlop SP3000's 235/45/17

All Centre Caps Included with alan key bolts

All the mags have gutter rashes. See pics.

Any Questions please PM ME

Cheers

Liz

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This is a pic of my car just after I bought it with the wheels on.

Since that photo the car has been lowered and I did not experience any scrubbing from the wheel, they fit the guards nicely.

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