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SSR (SpeedStar) 17's made in Japan

17X8 +32 and 17X9 +38 5X114.3 (originaly came of an R33 import, from what i was told)

light weights (less then 10kg each, with out tyres of course)

comes with center caps but one is broken

new Sumo Akina 235/45ZR17 fronts

Dunlop Sport 3000 (70% tred with slight camber) 235/45R17 rears

all have just been balanced at Mega Tyres Sommerton

awsome condition very very tiny curb marks which the tyres cover and minor imperfections to paint...

stickers pealed off ages ago, but i did take photos when they were half on..

asking $1450ono, looking to down grade to 16X8's..

more pic's available upon request..

can test fit upon request and at an available time..

email: [email protected]

PM or email me for more info

item loacted North/West Melb, pick up only

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front

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rear

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ok back up for sale......

throw me a cash offer by PM and i'll consider it, who knows i might say yes.....

offers with 16/17' wheels with GTR offset/widths also considered....

  • 2 weeks later...

final price.... need them gone ASAP! sitting around doing nothing in the shed....

$850! Firm your just paying for rims with free tyres!

no BS just come get em....

thats nice but if you have nothing constructive to say, i'd suggest keeping your comments to your self thanks... this is a for sale section not a discussion section...

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