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soa-sky

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Hi all,

Im selling 2 white 16 inch Te37's with kumho semi slicks on em . The tyres are like new and have around 85-90% tread left.

- Tyres are 225/50ZR16 92w Kumho ecsta

- Rims are original and have light marks on them only.

- 1 rim has a long sexy gutter rash on it.

Pick up is Sydney South West.

Price = $500 - need em gone.

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meadan Enthusiast

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the offset should be listed on the sticker somewhere. Or it would be stamped somewhere on the inside of the rim.

I have a full set of r33 stockies here too...but no fantastic tires. You could keep the tires off these if you wanted? PM me if your interested at all..:)

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These rims would be a fairly low offset due to the aggressive concave spokes...

Also, food for thought... I wouldn't settle for any less than R32 GTR rims if you're looking for a swap for stock Nissan rims!

Cheers,

Andy

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