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I just bought an R32 GTR and I'm looking for some wheels for it that are going to fill the guards completely. I've seen 18x10's and they fill them well but not quiet enough and I was wondering if anyone has got 18x10.5 on their GTR. Been looking for photos and from what I can tell they'll be flush with the guards, but I don't wanna buy wheels for them to sit an inch out of the guards.

Any help?

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was going to post those exact pics. Not sure how much trouble he went to getting them to fit properly. I know that car has pretty much the entire ikeya formula catalogue fitted to it lol. I have 18 x 10 +18 on my GTR and the rears are pretty sweet but the front could go another 5mm out.

18 x 10.5 +18 will be my next set of wheels :(

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