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Hey Guys, im back here with another request from the Experts in Photoshop, i will provide a picture of my current rim and an R34 GTR, please put my rims on the R34 GTR, By this i would know how my car will turn out with the rims.. Thanks Alot Guys!!

My Rims

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The R34 GTR

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Hi,

Could someone please photoshop some 17" R33 GTR wheels onto my r32 and also photoshop the 17" R34 GT-T wheels on so i can decide which look i prefer?

Feel free to post your opinion on which looks better.

Thanks

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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=356710

Edited by ob93

Hi,

Could someone please photoshop some 17" R33 GTR wheels onto my r32 and also photoshop the 17" R34 GT-T wheels on so i can decide which look i prefer?

Feel free to post your opinion on which looks better.

Thanks

post-32123-0-92965100-1314947395_thumb.jpg

http://www.skylinesa...ttach_id=356710

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