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ok...so here's the deal. I'm planning on getting a set of Tenzo R Dc-5's in staggered fitment

19 X 8.5 +22

19 X 10 + 19

only trouble is, the only place that I could find in Australia that has stock of these wheels are tempetyres. I called them up, but they are not willing to sell them in staggered sizes

so I will need to get a full set of 19 x 8.5 (4 pieces ) and 19 X 10 (also 4 ..apparently these were specific for the GTR).

I'm not sure of the colours available, but I'm just putting it out there if anyone is interested in buying these with me and we can then swap 2 fronts and 2 rears to make 2 sets of staggered wheels.

Leaning towards maybe a timeattack white....but I'm open to any preference coz I can always get them powdercoated.

Also, another thing is .....most pictures of these wheels on the internet shows that the rims are straight faced and not concaved. The guys at wheelworx told me that with low offset, the wheels are actually a nice concave....so I was thinking get the 19 X 8.5 +22 first....and if its not to satisfaction....then sell them off and split the loss.

PM me if your interested.

nah....dude at tempe said he wouldn't sell them separately is coz its low volume stock and he doesn't want to end up with odd width rims that no ones else buys.

Pretty sure that there's plenty of forum members running staggered wheels and I've never heard of these being illegal, but you may be right.

maybe the reason they wont sell staggered size is because staggered widths are illegal unless thats how your car came from factory

Good thing he has a V35 then! 225/45R18 fronts, 245/45R18's rear!

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