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R35 Gtr Fitment** Enkei Gtc01 20x9.5 20x10.5"

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Enkei Wheels have released the lightweight GTC01 in the R35 GTR fitment

fitment:

front: 20x9.5 +38

rear : 20x10.5 +18

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Enkei have long been a leader in the performance wheel industry. The wheels have been manufactured using Enkei's Enkei’s Most Advanced Technology (MAT) and Dura Flow forming.

With stems leading back to development of Formula 1 wheels for none other than Mclaren, the use of Enkei wheels by RE-Amemiya in the D1 category, as well as being used by MCR for their GTR demo car as illustrated in the pictures below

Special note which will please GTR owners is these wheels also feature the anti slip surface inside the rim, a common problem being faced by those trying to replace the OEM wheels.

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For those that want another option for track and availability to Proper semi slicks or want to experiment.

We have the 18x10 Enkei GTC01 +22 offset coming from Japan in about 3 weeks time.

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