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my old wheels are still here and taking up space

18x8+23 all round --> sit the same as r34gtr wheels do :banana:

fronts have brembo clearance so great for 260rs/gtr also

no tyres

$800firm

come with centrecaps (although i prefer them without :D )

in adelaide, don't have time to post sorry guys

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and just for clarification, even though the specs of all 4 wheels are the same, the fronts have less dish because they are high disk and have better caliper clearance

Edited by M I K E
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