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Matte Black R32 Gtst Wheels Wrapped With Good Tread

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set of stock Matte Black R32 Gtst wheels

Properly sanded down,undercoated and sprayed matte black with a very nice factory finish thanks to my bros mate who is a painter, it took him 1.5 days as he is very fussy.

Stud pattern 5x114.3 16x6.5+40 which is the exact same size a stock s14 wheels.

had plenty of compliments on how good they actually look.

For the people that dont know they will fit s13's s14's & s15's

they come with all rwc tread.

Fronts are wrapped in 2x Ventus sport k104's 205/55/16 - %70 tread 1 of them has an egg, so it needs to be replaced.

Rears are wrapped in 2x Goodyear Eagle F1's 225/50/16 - %85 tread.

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They look even better in person.

asking $300 for them firm.

Pick up Western suburbs (melbourne).

mob: 0422756270.

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