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Item: Enkei Nt03+M Rims for sale

Age: Unsure

Condition:Very Good Rims

Price: Was $1200 now $1100 plus postage

To Fit: was on an R32 GTR (What car)

Location:Perth

Contact:Matt 0433-758-742

Comments:These are some really nice rims i have decided to stick with stock rims atm they are light weight and dont have tyres

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any scratches or anythin? did they fit straight on your 32 no spacers?

they didnt fit on my 32 gtst but should be fine for a GTR i have a mate with one so ill get him to check on his GTR and see if they fit, also no scratches a few really small scuff marks

how would these rims go fitting onto a 33 gtst????? i got 9.5 on my rears and 8.5 on the fronts at the moment..... should these rims give me any dramas?

how would these rims go fitting onto a 33 gtst????? i got 9.5 on my rears and 8.5 on the fronts at the moment..... should these rims give me any dramas?

Im pretty sure that they do but not 100% i know they wont fit on an r32 gtst but the offset is different for the r33

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