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Not meaning to push anyone elses barrow but have a look here

http://www.c-red.com.au/newparts/ssr/current.shtml

These are a far better wheel (stronger, lighter) than the one's you are looking at for the $ or seriously think about some 2nd hand Jap wheels.

Not meaning to push anyone elses barrow but have a look here

http://www.c-red.com.au/newparts/ssr/current.shtml

These are a far better wheel (stronger, lighter) than the one's you are looking at for the $ or seriously think about some 2nd hand Jap wheels.

thanks for the link. they are heaps better!

do you know of any other sites or shops in syd that sell similar jap wheels?

thanks

I'd go the Ozzy wheel or one off the SSR page.

If you want race looks go a darker wheel (gunmetal/shadow) with your black R32.

If you want classy style (for a Skyline) go silver/chrome (keep chrome conservative IMO)

Deep-dish will also make the 32 FATTT

If you want rice, go white.

Edited by R338OY

Get some wheels off our sponsors/traders. Much better choice for a skyline and it'll be in much quality material. Some of the traders are in Sydney so wouldn't hurt to go over to their shop and trial fit wheels.

Hey guys,

I have a black 32 gtst, and am looking to get some new wheels.

Have you seen some wheels that look really nice or do you own a black 32 with nice wheels?

I like racy type wheels with 5 spoke or similar

Do you have any ideas??

white rims on black skylines = SEX

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