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Hey guys I have a set of xxr 521.

They are brand new, 2 are in boxes still sealed an the the other two I just got fitted with brand new 235/40 yesterday!

They are dark grey all around

18x10+25 for all 4

Price 1200$.

Only reason for sale is that I saw some blitz 03 for sale at the shop when I was getting tyres fitted and now I think I want them lol

Pics can be text

0423455146

Located Melbourne south east bayside

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I think you have to run a 5mm slip on to clear 4 pots. I run 25 mm spacers on my current wheels and haven't actually taken spacers off to test fit as you need someone holding foot brake to take spacer of the front.

I think you have to run a 5mm slip on to clear 4 pots. I run 25 mm spacers on my current wheels and haven't actually taken spacers off to test fit as you need someone holding foot brake to take spacer of the front.

ahh cheers for that..

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