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NEW DTM JDM Wheels currently 2 styles from the new range Z7's and Rush. Available in 18s (at this time) for most popular 5 stud models: GTR, GTS, Silvia, RX7, RX8, EVO, Supra, WRX and more!!

Matt Black and ONYX (metallic gumetal) available for both styles

$1320 (GTR) $1210 (GTS-t / GTT) + delivery

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DTM Z7 Bronze

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DTM Z7 Gunmetal

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DTM Rush Gold

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DTM Rush in Matt Black option

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DTM Z7 in ONYX option

OFFSETS:

Z7

18x7.5 +30, +40

18x8.5 +30, +35, +38

18x9.5 +35, +40, +45

RUSH

18x8.5 +29, +35, +42

18x9.5 +15, +25, +35, +42

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Hi mate,

can u get DTM Z7 Bronze in 18' for WRX 2005? what width and offset are u reccommend? and how much delivered to NSW?

Cheers

HI

Are they 5x100 pattern? if so i only havet the rush in gold and shadow silver for WRX

DTM rush in matt black looks sex..............

any pics fitted to cars yet??

how much for delivery to syd 2166??

any plans on bringing in 17" at this stage ?

Hi Only 18s at the moment no 17s planned pics of matt black attached bellow

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