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19" Work Vs-kf's +7 All Round!

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Hey guys,

Once again i have started to change my mind on how i want to modify my car. So my rims are up for sale.

The specs are:

Front: 19" by 8.5 +7 offset.

Tyres: Dunlop 225/35/19. Both sides have camber wear on the very edge of the tire, but are still use able.

Rear: 19" by 9.5 +7 offset.

Tyres: Nangkang Ultra sport's 245/35/19. 98% tread.

The VS-KF's have a polished lip and a shadow chrome center. There are a 1 or 2 small chips/flakes on the some of the centers. Other wise the rims are in excellent condition.

I purchase these wheels as is for $3100 straight from Japan just before the Yen went downhill.

And i replaced the rear tires with the Nangkangs as the Bridgestones that were on there had multiple punches.

PRICE DROP: I'm selling the lot for $2800.

These are rare wheels in this size and specs and the exchange rate aint getting any better.

Pick up in Melbourne. Can arrange postage for genuinely interested interstate buyers.

Pics are of test fit only. I don't have coilovers yet so i haven't driven around on these wheels.

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Cheers for the comments guys.

As for the question about legality, they stick out of the guard because my car is still stock height. When you lower the car this would generate camber, tilting the rims in and i'd guess that you would probably need to roll the guards so the rims dont touch the guards. But it would be so worth it! :D

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