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Need to clear some space as i have too many sets of rims atm

I'll consider trades with cash adjustments either way for any of the 3 sets rims im selling...

After 18" rims in VGC that would suit a r33 gtst with 5 stud hubs/PCD 114.3

Something like Lenso D1R's or the Koya copies of Volk GT-C's

4xJDM two piece silver/alloy PEAKS-Racing Spirit rims

All 17x8 offset is +35-made in Japan

They clear my front turbo r33 gtst brakes easily without spacers

and sit just inside the stock gaurds

3cm polished alloy dish-thin 5 spoke alloy centre[has original silver paint]

Two have a some gutter scratches on outside edge

The dish section has weird squiggly lines in the clear coat-cant really notice it standing away from car

Guy at repair shop said it could be fixed by stripping clear coat with paint thinners & recoating-or you repaint the whole rim

The scratches on outside edge can easiy be filed back & outside edge's polished

No buckles,flatspots,cracks,etc

$800 ono

Pickup's ok or can post/courier at buyers expense

Located at Maroochydore-Sunshine Coast-QLD

PM me for any other info or questions

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I'll chuck in a set of 20 new/never fitted "KKR" Forged Aluminium wheelnuts for free with the Peaks rims or other rims I'm selling

...if sold today!

1.25mm pitch-only weigh 400 grams-about 1/3 the weight of standard ones

Dark grey/graphite colour

Fits r33 gtst studs

Paid $80-will sell for $60

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Here's the tyres i could include [won't sell them seperately]

Would have to work out a total price-depending on which tyres were wanted...

Two brand new/unused Federal Super Steel 595 94V performance tyres-both 255/40/17

Perfect size for the rear of skyline r33 gtst's

Two 2nd hand Bridgestone-Potenza G3-performance tyre-both 225/45/17

Both with 85 percent tread

Both evenly worn

Perfect size for the front of skyline r33 gtst's

Two 2nd hand Sumitomo HTRZ2 93W performance tyres both-235/45/17

Both with 85 percent tread

One is evenly worn

One is slighty more worn on one side

Perfect size for the front of skyline r33 gtst's

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