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they would suit my wine red baby so welll!!! ma dream wheels but coin is a bit high...i know they r bloody expensive new tho! good luck with the sale :)

would it be possible to try and test fit these?

as i got a evo 6 and i know r34 GTR wheels fit flush but these may stick out a bit thats all

wouldn't bother, they wont fit. If the 18x9 +30 gtr wheels sit flush, these will stick out +20mm more.

i'll organise shipping - then its my responsibility.im willing to pay asap - whats your best offer, basically i pay for it, and then get a courier to pick it up from your house, ive done it in the past for a carbon wing from aus to nz.pm if interested. thanks. You take no responsibilty once its collected for, if i could just get some decent pics of the rims cleaned that would help though. cheers

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nsta I deleted your PM, can you send again? thanks

I cant really be bothered cleaning them perfectly.. there is alot of brake dust on the insides of the wheels courtesy of ferrodo ds3000 pads.

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