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WEDS MESHIES. Genuine 2 peice wheels 5x114.3

17x8 and 17x9 (+35 or +38 from memory)

Fronts: brand new 215/45/r17 Sumitomo Radials

Rear: 50-60% 215/45/r17 Bridgestone RE100 Potenzas

No Dents No Buckles, Usuall Scratches

$550 this weekend only

Pics:

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Rear:

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Front:

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6x GTR INJECTORS

professionally cleaned and flow tested. flowed great (1 leaked due to o-ring not sealing) approx $2 for an o-ring

will come with FREE resistor pack if i can find it

$$300 this weekend only

no bullshit, need the money to rego and insure my new car i pick up friday.

Thank you.

SMS me is the quickest way

0433 753 496

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$300 posted to VIC for injectors & resistor? :)

sounds good, do you have ebay/pay pal? ill put it up on ebay buy it now and you can pay me that way and ill send them?

cheers brett send me a txt ifyou want

Why aren't they 4 stud god dammit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Exactly wat I'm after

sorry for the useless post,just frustrated!

haha thats alright, yeah there pretty cool oldschool wheels. they fill the guards of my ceffy sweet

pictures dont reallly do them justice tho.

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