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few more pics for you to drool over... actually for $50 I got 6 pics only... still less than $10 a pic still a good value for money...

you can see the OEM brembo calipers off a 350Z track, straight fit, it's the same as OEM brembo option on V35 skylines,

and the EBC grooved & dimpled rotors off my own RDA/EBC group buy.

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That's all I have... if I want more I gotta book for another private shoot day...

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MICHELIN PS2

VREDESTEIN ULTRAC SESSANTA

NITTO INVO

FALKEN 452

Falken seem to be readily available but not the pick of the bunch. If you want a super quite HP tyre then any of the 1st 3 from what I can gather. I must admit this is not from experience but purely from researching the subject as I'm in the market for a good 20" tyre.

Nice wheels n15m0, they suit the car really well.

How much did you pick them up for? What tyres have you got on them and what offset?

Juan,

Tires are Falken FK452 245/40 front and 275/35 rears. This is my 3rd set of them and IMO are a good compromise for handling, performance and price.

Offsets are +43 front and +38 Rear. Sucks to be a Sedan as they don't have anywhere near enough room to stick low offset wheels on.

Cant wait to see your new wheels!

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