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Alright guys, i imported these in from Japan a while back, but looking to move on.

These are an Italian wheel made for GTR's, for anyone who's been living under a rock, OZ Racing are one of the biggest race wheel manufacturers. not many, if any other manufacturers match the racing credentials of OZ. they supply the wheels for racing across the world including WRC, F1, Le'mans.

Anyway these wheels look the biz, suit pre-2000 cars mint, and they are an awesome performing wheel, extremely strong.

Specs:

17x9 +24

5x114.3

brake clearance for 4-pot 32 brakes.

Condition: no noticeable scratches, no bends/breaks or any structural damage.

as far as tyres are concerned, this can be negotiated, right now they have eagle F1's on the front which are about half worn, and worn neutons at the rear, but can supply them with brand new tyres for you, or something 2nd hand for less.

Fitment: these will fit a massive range of cars, all turbo skylines, S14/S15 silvias etc etc. these are designed to fit GTR's but sit real tough on GTS-t's and S14/S15's.

Price:

$1600 with 2nd hand tyres with around 80% tread.

$1900 with brand new tyres (neutons, 235/45's or 215/45's)

Located in SA, can post interstate, around $200 to vic/nsw, bit more to QLD/WA etc.

here's a pic:

wallpaperuf.jpg

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