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17" Sparco Racing Rims for sale

front: 17 x 7 - 245/45/17 rubber

rear: 17 x 8 - 245/45/17 rubber

* rubber is ~ 90% good

* rims in good condition (have some light scratches)

*offset to suit skyline, supra, silvia etc

*multi stud 5 x 114.3 and 4 x 114.3 (see last pic)

SOLD

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dave

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What is the exact offset in mm, can please you tell us?

Looks good on a black car, it may also look good on a bright red car but dunno if it will look as good on a burgundy R33 ?

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white rims look great on black, yellow and red... i saw a set of std 16's powder coated white on a red r33 and it looked nice.

offset for fronts are 35 (17x7) and rears off the top of my head are 31 (17x8). My car is at my holiday house, so will check on wednesday for you.

here are some more pics i took the other day... i also have some more on camera that are better, so will post them sometime.

skya.jpg

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