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Hi All,

i think i have a problem.... im not sure how i ended up with all these :P

NEW just arrived from Japan after a 3 month order

1. Volk RE30s Clubspec 18x11s +18 $3800

2. AME TM02s 18x11s + 10 $2800

Used but in Top condition

3. Volk CE28N in Matte black 18x10.5 +18 (Special order in this size and colour) $3300

4. Volk TE37Sls 19x10.5 +12 (Special order in this size and colour) $3300

Perfect for R33/34 or Widebodies!!!!

Pickup in Syd or buyer can arrange own Freight

:cheers:

Steve

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Rubber not included on the above rim costs......

Extra $600 (cost me $1100)

95% remaining 275/30/19 Dunlop d1irezza dz01

Extra $1200 (cost me $2000)

60% remaining 295/35/18 Hankook Z221s Semis

thanks

really? thought the fronts might scrub a bit... rears i can definitely see being ok

are the pics of your car above with x11's?

really? thought the fronts might scrub a bit... rears i can definitely see being ok

are the pics of your car above with x11's?

Pics are with 10.5.....

BTW

CE28NS SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!

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