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Go with Jesse Streeter! Just paid $2,400 for brand new works and kakimoto exhaust delivered to my door. But in that size you would definately not get much change from $5k delivered without tires unless you search Yahoo Japan for second hand ones

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Go with Jesse Streeter! Just paid $2,400 for brand new works and kakimoto exhaust delivered to my door. But in that size you would definately not get much change from $5k delivered without tires unless you search Yahoo Japan for second hand ones

as a guide, i paid around 3500 for a brand new pair of 17x9+22 and 18x10.5+15 shipped to me. this was when the dollar was buying 75yen.

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+1 to Shane & Kristian's comment.

If there's only a few $ in it, I'd always go with one of our guys cause it's not just the $ up front to consider but on going service.

This is true. Also with the 10% off with the SAU:SA discount it'll even it up more.

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