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ok everyone in the next couple of weeks im gona b ordering a set of 19x10.5" Volk GT-C's for my r33 gtr.

first question is will the face 1 rims with a size of 19x10.5 +9 fit in the gaurds of my gtr? the car still has standard size brembos, will there b any scrubbing at all or will i need to go the face 2's with 19x10.5 +11?

secondly im after sum pictures of GT-C's on midnight purple GTR's in various colours. The colours im looking at so far are mercury silver and gold but would like to see what a set of gun metal or charcoal rims would look like also any others colours you mite think look good

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yeh im leaning towards gold but i still wana see wot my other options are. those look like 19's aswell

is that car from croydon? looks very similar to 1 they had up there which was a 2.8 stroker

They both good colours its just personal preference really :)

GTC's are one of my favourite wheels and when i eventually get a set they shall be black like the ones in the link FineLine posted up (bit with more dish)

By the way that car was on the Gold Coast at Gavin Wood's Dyno Night

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