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WHY would you wanna do that? :confused:

To answer your question, the'd probably fit...the sizes, pcd and offset should be OK. The only reason I could think why they wouldn't fit is caliper clearance...

but i'm sure those 16's are gonna look a little lost under the GTR's arches...

Hehe I like your comments here guys. I already have expensive rays 18" rims with some equivilently over prices tyres slapped on, so when it comes to play time I feel a little uneasy burning them up! Basically the wide ass rims and tyres I got on at the moment are too grippy and don't allow me to pull a nice slide through a corner without laying down the full power 2nd in the GTR provides. So I just want to fit something cheap and standard to practise my drifting. I also got a virbation issue in the rear end to address. I think it's the shocks, but need some stockys to play with.

So, has any1 done this? Can any1 verify that yes they will definately fit, cause they've done this before?

Hehe I like your comments here guys.  I already have expensive rays 18" rims with some equivilently over prices tyres slapped on, so when it comes to play time I feel a little uneasy burning them up!  Basically the wide ass rims and tyres I got on at the moment are too grippy and don't allow me to pull a nice slide through a corner without laying down the full power 2nd in the GTR provides.  So I just want to fit something cheap and standard to practise my drifting.  I also got a virbation issue in the rear end to address.  I think it's the shocks, but need some stockys to play with.  

So, has any1 done this?  Can any1 verify that yes they will definately fit, cause they've done this before?

The fronts do not fit .. due to caliper clearance, gtst on rear are ok

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