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Hey guys

Im upgrading rim size and tyre width ( an bodywork to fit) so I have a set of 18x9+15 AME wheels for sale. They have not been driven on the street and done 3 track days and never been off track. The tyres are Hankook Z221 235/40R18 and have over 80% tread left as they did less than 15 laps of Eastern Creek only. Still good for a few track days. they are a lighweight racing wheel made by Enkei. Good enough for Cyber Evo, Nik Kalis Evo and JET200, then good enough for anyone.

Fit GT-R awesome. Fit Evo and will fit Silvia or GTS-t with massaging of front guards. CLears brakes on all no sweat.

$2500 with tyres

$2000 without tyres

PM or email [email protected]

Located in Sydney. Would prefer pick up but can post.

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that's damn cheap with hankook z221's.

I just picked up a slightly used set of z221's in 18x265 for $1400.

They go for 2 grand new.

Whoever picks up the package with tyres is getting a superb deal

Here are some more pics

I actually have 6 x 235/40R18 as part of the deal. Or could possibly looks at handing over the 265/35R18s that are on them now ( used to srun 1:02 at Wakefield ) but these have done more time.

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