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Item:18" Yokohama AVS Model 6 wheels with AVS centre caps

Age:Unkown

Condition:Could do with a fresh coat of paint or powdercoat

Price:$1100ono

To Fit:Previous owner had them on an S15, currently on R33 GTS-T. Should fit R32/R34 etc

Location:Melbourne

Contact:Post or PM

Comments:18x8 fronts, 18x9 rears +35 all round. Lightweight quality Japanese wheels. 255/35 Hankook K104's on the rear, 235/40 Kumho Ecstas on the front, tires need replacing

Pics of the rims fitted below. I'll get some pics up of the wheels when I wash the car.

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Rears

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Fronts

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