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ROH Drift R's

Painted matte black centres

17x8

Unsure of offset but they have a large (almost like 30mm spacer) of metal built into them and sit close to the guard of a R33. From a estimate (no guarantee this is what they are, total guess!) I would say they are around +15. I have only slightly rolled guards on my 33 and they fit under reasonably well.

They are not in show room condition hence "skid rims" and are little on the heavy side. I can throw on some used tyres if you want as well for skids for $20 extra. Would make good spare set of skid wheels for Winton.

They are in Country Victoria (won't change location when I edit it) but can be delivered at buyers cost or to Winton on the 5th September.

$200

*these links are not actual photos of them but gives you an idea of what they look like. Obviously they don't have as much dish or as sparkly/new as these pictures.

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http://www.groupawhe...R-BlackSITE.jpg

How they sit on my 33-

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