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hey all,

putting my Equips up for sale as they are no longer required.

specs are:

17 x 9 + 17 all round

5 x 114.3

black / really dark grey in colour (some may call it charcoal)

2 x 225/45 Kuhmo KU36 (less that 5000km old) (have the receipt for about $400 dollars for them)

2 x 235/45 Maxxis MAV-1 (dunno how old they are)

they sat great on my 33 (with a slight guard roll) and scandy's S14 (cant find a pic of that at the moment). condition wise there are a few scratches on them, the worst being about 15cm long around the edge of the rim and the paint isnt the best condition.

here are the pics:

what they look like on the 33

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the front tyre

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the rear tyres

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the worst wheel of the group

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how they sat on the rear

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the wheels are located in Victoria, but i am willing to post at the buyers expense (or we may be able to come to some sort of a deal)

price: i am chasing $1400ono but will considering swapping for some stockies with legal tyres and cash my way (obviously that deal only applies to victorians)

also for sale

BRIDE RH Side Mount Seat Rail suit R34 GTR. was told it would fit my 33, so if it does then that is good. havent tried to fit it, just bought and put it in the boot.

doesn't have the bit too hold onto to adjust the seat, cant remember where i put that.

i paid $150 a couple of months ago for them, if i can get that i will be happy, or make me a reasonable offer

contact me by either PM or msg/call. i work until 4:30 everyday so leave a message if i dont pick up and i will get back to you.

cheers Bengi

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