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Needs Some Wheels 18x9 Or 18x10 Front And 18x11 Back

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hey people im doing an r32 4dr wide body and i need some dished wheels that will fill the guards there so hard to find a good set im looking for around these sizes, FRONT-- 18x9 offset around 0 to +15 front or 18x10 offset around +10 to +20 front, and REAR 18x11 offset arounds +5 to +25................. just somewhere around them but must look good and have dish, show me wat u've got or if u've seen any arounds..... thanx heaps.........

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Good luck finding rims, i've been chasing the prettty much exact sizes you are for months and there has been nothing at all lately, so annoying!

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depends how much i like the wheels may spend more, but hopefully $3000-3500........ them wheels look sweet if only they were 11inch on the rear errr,

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yer vs kf would be sweet them ones on nissansilva are sick but way to wild offset, yer the one on j-import is wat im thinking about if i cant get any 11inch rears by the time they get.

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