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Why don't you look into other slightly more original wheels? Meisters and SSR SP1's are so common and boring now... but of course all the little fanboys will have a reply to this

More original wheels?

Perhaps you refer to TE37/LMGT4 or even stock GTR wheels.

They aren't common?

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More original wheels?

Perhaps you refer to TE37/LMGT4 or even stock GTR wheels.

They aren't common?

lol no, when I say original I mean try fitting a wheel that isn't one of the most popular for 34's (te37, te37sl, meisters, lmgt4, ce28, etc.)

What about some ssr type F's? I'm yet to see someone fit them to a 34gtr other than Auto Select

yeah, in all fairness, a lot of 34R's are running the same gear (aesthetically wise) cause it works. really really well. theyre certaintly on a tried and true winning formula.

I'm all for seeing something different but 9 times out of 10, it doesnt turn out too well

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Personally i love the clean look you get from TE37s or LMGT4s on a 34R.. its been done heaps, but for a reason...

heres 2 pics of my car, one with some pretty unique wheels, then one thats a proven winner... couldnt be happier with them.

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fair enough, just saying some ssr type f's would look good in black

http://www.more-japa...ith-ssr-type-f/

Had them on my R34 GT-T a couple of years back - mint wheels!

LOL the reason I am looking for a change is the matte black wheels are hard to see and are a pain to keep clean, they have been done so much aswell.

I just wanted to see what pics were out there of these wheels on a white car and ss8_gohan dan has done a great job of showing this. I will weigh it up when the next sale comes up and see how the finances are, or in the mean time keep looking about at what other 19x105 +12 rims come available.

Oh and you get that carbon lip in a group buy...im in...its porn

Edited by sinistaGTR

I'd be interested in one of those lips if there's a group buy ! What size / profile are most running on 19 s by 10.5 I'm thinking 265/35 ??

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