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Bought these on ebay after being told they were 4 and 5 stud and would fit 114.3 PCD, wrong.

Stamped as 5 x 100, clearly drilled for 4 x 100 also. Offset is +40

Tyres

2x with Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres 215/45/ZR17 (90%)

2x with Wanli 215/45/ZR17 (95%)

Nice and light and in very good condition.

Located in Albury Wodonga, pick up is fine, can drop off at freight depot or leave'em at work for courier collection.

$800 or will swap for good 17" 4 x 114.3 rims with equally good rubber.

Can be reached on 0427 928 304, [email protected] and via PM

Cheers

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so will these fit onto a 4 stud s13 or r33 ?

i'm not used to 4 stud, previous car had 5 stud shiz...

if they'll fit the s13 i may take them... would look sweet with spacers!

so will these fit onto a 4 stud s13 or r33 ?

i'm not used to 4 stud, previous car had 5 stud shiz...

if they'll fit the s13 i may take them... would look sweet with spacers!

no, s13/r33 are 4x114.3

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