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]SSR Professor SP3 wheels 20INCH

20 x 9.5 fronts.

20 x 11.5 rears.

5 stud wheels.

These wheels are not available in Australia, they are jap import wheels purchased 3 months ago.

Bare in mind these wheels are a total of $5600 + $450 delivery. Also these wheels have a 8 week waiting period once ordered.

These are 3 piece racing wheels. Only used for 2 months on previous car before I sold the vehicle. Mint condition, no gutter marks.

These wheels are manufactured using the latest technologies in the design and manufacturing of its lightweight 3 piece wheels.

The three piece wheel is made up of an outer rim, inner rim, and center disc which allows SSR to offer wide range of offsets and ensures proper fitment specific to your vehicle. The inner rim of the wheel is heat treated for strength, using the HTM (Heat Treatment Manufacture) process which allows for the use of a thinner material to save weight.

With weight and high strength in mind, each section of the wheel is engineered using separate grades and thickness of aluminum according to its purpose. SSR's racing heritage and manufacturing innovations have allowed the creation of a 3 piece wheel that is both super lightweight and high in strength.

This is the type of wheel that can be fixed if guttered or scratched because of its quality of wheel.

Apologies for no pics as yet, only professional photo until I can upload them. Can mms if urgently need pic but professional pics are exactly like these as they are pretty much brand new, in mint condition.

Previously on a V35 nissan skyline.

Pretty much brand new rims, firm on price.

Pick up preferred or mailed at buyers expense.

$3500 FIRM.

No timewasters!

0411783449 business hours only (9am - 5pm)

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great wheels, but you got them posted in the wrong section, so they will never sell here

create another thread in the car parts section, as you are trying to sell these in other items

people sell tv's, amps etc etc here, not car parts

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