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Bris / Gold Coast: Starcorp Racing Impul 19 Inch Chrome Wheels With Tyres

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Brisbane/Gold Coast Locals only.

19 inch Starcorp Racing Impul Chrome wheels, Staggered 9.5 rears and 8.5 fronts.

Wrapped in Falken rubber.

Near new 245/35 ZR19's all round. (Can fit wider on the rears, these tyres were all that were available to me at the time).

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Fit perfectly on a Z and may fit well on other cars sharing the 5x114.3 pattern.

$1500ono.

Will get better pics for anyone interested.

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These are in great condition. No gutter rash at all. Some blackening or tarnishing on the front wheels, but all good otherwise. I bought these off a friend 2 months ago for $1600 with new tyres.

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Ok deal. What's your location/Suburb? PM me with some details on when and where you want to do the trade and whether you're paying cash or d/d.

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Made an unfortunate discovery.

There's some impact damage on the inside lip of one of the front wheels which I never noticed, seems to be the cause of a small crack too. It holds air fine and I haven't had issues with vibrations, but now that I've found the damage, I wouldn't recommend driving on them until the repair is carried out. The other 3 wheels are fine.

So in saying that, I'm going to get it repaired before I let them go.

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