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Hi I own a 1995 Nissan GTR GTR. It has a set of coil overs and standard Brembo brakes, but in the future in looking to up grade the brake to some AP racing cal piers and rotors. I would really like to have a set of wheels with a lip.

I own a 240sx wide body with Volk GTC, I think they would look good on a GTR but having 2 cars with the same wheels would suck.

So after looking around I found work miester S1-3 I was looking to do a staggered set up if possible on the GTR. I was thinking 19x10.5 with a +12 offset all round is this about right. With 285\35\R19

I don't mind rolling the front and rear fender inner lips for that full look.

I just can't seem to find any R33 GTR with work Miester S1 wheels at all.

Any help would really go a lone way as I'm planning on buying these wheels next month.

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With any type of dished wheel you are going to have brake clearance issue's (i know i have). Especially running larger then standard brakes.. It can be done of course, just make sure you get the correct disc when you order the wheels "O" type etc..

You will have half the dish on the front as the rear though, and i dont like that look and that's why i went for something aggressive.

I think that width and offset will be spot on for an aggressive 33 GTR. You may struggle to fit 285's though, something like 255 would be more realistic!

  • 4 months later...

well i went and looked at one of my friends GTRs again and he has 275/30/19 on gtc all around the rim size is 19x10.5 with +12 all around they fit good with no clearance issues. Looking at it he has room for about an inch more in width he can go, but i would like to go 11 inch wide with the 285 set up.

I found a silver clean gtr on line that has a 285 set up all around, but from what i hear i will hace to roll the fenders whitch i dont mind doing.

Now i want the work miester s1-2-or 3 whitch ever fits. just can make my mind up on offset. i cant seem to find any R33 GTR's on line with then.

Thanks agai mate keep it coming.

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