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Up for sale are a set of 17'' rays engineering formula wheels. unsure of offset etc but came off a r32 skyline.

Two are wide as one has a 255 tyre fits with ease. One has small dent but easily fixed!! Two are painted black

Multi fit and are a 2 piece wheel.

All tyres are in good condition plenty of tread 80% or more although arent all the same size.

Perfect drift/track wheels or clean them up! no major scratches etc

Contact me through pm. Wheels are located in ararat victoria 3377 pick up preferred but if buyer is keen something can be arranged. cheers

$300 ONO

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