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hey guys looking at putting wheels on my r33 i was intrested in seeing what 34 gtr wheels would look like on it. So if anyone has a pic of them on a r33 it would be awesome to have it and what size tyres can you fitt on the wheels

cheers scottie

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They would look nice...however, you would need some 25mm spacers on front and rear to bring it out a bit as the GTR's have the wide guards and GTS-T's don't...besides that it would look hot. Search for it on Google, heaps of pictures.

They would look nice...however, you would need some 25mm spacers on front and rear to bring it out a bit as the GTR's have the wide guards and GTS-T's don't...besides that it would look hot. Search for it on Google, heaps of pictures.

I suggest Spunky Munky should not be allowed to give out ANY technical information, EVER again!

So many times i've read his flawed, retarded advice, and it kinda makes us all look a bit stupid.

Most people dont answer questions unless theyre sure of what theyre saying, or at least have a good understanding of the subject. Not so with this guy.

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