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$4200 for the normal ones, TE37 SL $3300 delivered!!!

Remember these new TE37 SL is STRONGER & LIGHTER

sounds great.

have you got any details on exactly how much these wheels weigh?

cheers

ooooooohhhhhhhh :ermm::);):D I want I want I want.

18 x 9.5 ( Front ) 18 x 10 ( rear ) offset + 15

I think/hope this should be a good offset for a 34 GTR .... Will drop in on Tuesday afternoon with a deposit and hopefully some reassurance that the sizes and offsets will be correct.

am I on the right track with sizes and offsets anyone ???

gtr needs same width of rim so get them both 18x10 in what ever offset

they need to be the same so u dont f*k up ur attesa system

I always thought it was the rolling diameter of the rims/tyres which needed to be the same and that width did not matter. Obviously if the rolling diameters are different the atessa will be detecting what it thinks is wheel spin.

Any ideas anyone ? Also on the offset +15 good or no good for 34GTR

sounds great.

have you got any details on exactly how much these wheels weigh?

cheers

Anyway in terms of weight, i found out they are 1 pound lighter per wheel (vs older te37's) which is almost half a kilo, which is good.

+15 is going to look great, go for the 18x10 front and rears :)

Many thanks for the advice N1GTR .... I will order the 18 X 10 +15 Do you know if I Will I be able to run those sizes and offset without any guard rolling etc..... ?

interested in staggered

10.5 and 9.5 (+22 all round)

delivered to sydney.

have to ask ..any chance of custom colour ,black????? extra cost??

$3300 +$80 delivery if in metro of Sydney.

Sorry no chance of custom colour, if you want custom colour then you can go for the normal TE37 for around $4400 :D




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