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hey guys

i got up for sale a set of blitz wheels !!

fronts : 19 x 9 + 21 with some jap tyres ( 235s ) with 80 % tread

rears : 19 x 11 + 2 with Nittos ( 305s ) 99.99% tread < literaly brand new

they were test fitted on my s15 to see wat the fitment was goin to be like but its goin to need a crap load of guard work!!!!

rims are located in TEMPLESOTWE ( MELB )

plz call or msg me on 0431 604 861

PRICE IS $ 3000 ONO

cheers

chrys

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There was HPI Article that was about a White R32 GTR with different Size RIMS and they have set the Rolling diameters to be the same

Not sure how to do that, but hey there is a Crazy R32 GTR in Japan that's done it :P

are you serious? plenty of tyre size calculators on the net that will do it for you, and for free.

it's not hard at all.

Yes.

It wont be exact same rolling diameter.

Anyways, moving on.

Wont suit GTR.

Yes.

It wont be exact same rolling diameter.

Anyways, moving on.

Wont suit GTR.

235/35's and 275/30's

245/35's and 285/30's

both have 0.5mm difference.

It's been done many times.

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