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Hi guys i am selling my v35 18" wheels these are rare as they only came on v35's fitted with brembo brakes they are in vgc but have a little bit of gutter rash on the front passenger wheel. They have potenza's on them but the tyres aren't roadworthy $1200 neg. I am Located in Dee Why pick up only. Please pm me any questions.

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dont sell urself short by 8mm. I believe these are +30 all round.

Given that I **suck** with regards to understanding the brake clearance/guard clearance between Coupes and Sedans: is this the magic combo of wheel dimension that fits the V35 sedan as well?

5x114.3

18x8

+30 offset

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Hi guys i am selling my v35 18" wheels these are rare as they only came on v35's fitted with brembo brakes they are in vgc but have a little bit of gutter rash on the front passenger wheel. They have potenza's on them but the tyres aren't roadworthy $1200 neg. I am Located in Dee Why pick up only. Please pm me any questions.

I am pretty sure these are available even if you don't have Brembo brakes, that is the case with my car anyway.

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