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After something which will bolt onto the Stag, prefer all same widths, and prefer something with usable rubber (reason I need them is because I don't want to put rubber on the stock wheels and an alignment issue has worn one front down to the canvas).

17" preferred. Particularly keen on R33 GT-R stock wheels, even R32 ones if they have decent rubber. In a bit of a bind though, don't want to be stuck driving my shitter R31 wagon forever waiting to find rims for the stag!

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Might have a set of 17 x 7 R34 GT-T rims in the next week or so. Depends if my car is bought with the buddy clubs. Just put 2 new tyres on and the fronts are 90%. $600

gtt wheels look nice on the stag, especially painted

sounds hopeful on a sale there STAGWAGN :-)

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