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Item: work/stitch wheels, set of 4, 17x8+5s all round, 5 stud

Age: no idea, i have had them for 12 months or so, previous owner imported them from japan and never used them

Condition: realli good, no buckles no massive dings etc, one has some decent gutter rash but doesnt stand out too much

Price: $800 with tyres $500 without (tyres listed below)

To Fit: (What car) will fit anything with the same stud pattern as r32/33 and s14/15

Location: adelaide - north east suburbs

Contact: Ben via this thread, pm or call or text to 0438554500

Comments: these are some nice wheels, i realli like them. but im trying to return my car back to a standardish look so i dont stand out in a crowd.

you can have a look at the wheels at any reasonable time, they are currently still on my car so i may be abl to meet locals somewhere for gander at them.<br />would prefer to keep this sale in adelaide, however if your keen something can be arranged.

tyres that are on them now will be sold with or without the rims, either or i dont mind. tyres are;

-2 x 225/45 anytyre hp188 - approx 80%

-2 x 235/45 zeno uhp - almost new, done approx 500km's old

um bugger, things have changed on sau... i cant find my option to add pics, pics sent via email upon request

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please note mine is a gts-t with gtr front guards and pumped gtst rear guards.

these will not fit standard gtst guards.

also in the first pic im emailing ppl, the fronts are filthy dirty, if u look at the rear wheel... this is how clean they are meant to be lol.

pm's sent

can someone please give me a heads up on whats happening with uploading pics to sau. cheers

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