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Item: 2x 17x10 +48 - Volk Challenge F-Zero - Blue Centers - Chrome Face - w/ 235/45/17 Triangles (near new as per pics)

Cond: Used

Location: Melbourne, Victoria.

Price: $600

Contact: Zero Four Two 192 Seven Two Five Zero.

Info: Have had these wheels for a very long time, These wheels have there age now nearing close to 15years old, so your buying something with ERA and quality, These wheels are not buckled they aren't requiring 2kg of metal to balance them.

They began when most of the kids now in the scene werent even born when "looking cool offset" was still rare and wide wheels were wanted, Now a days times have changed and its all about the offset i still do love these wheels and id really want to keep them for drag days since they tuck in perfectly and are wide and super light as used on many Time Attack cars from that era but i just need to clean up!

So because i have no need for these wheels no more and just want to clean up my garage to wheels i will use they must go!

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Can be made to look like this!

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Edited by antonio
  • 1 month later...

Still for sale, Awesome track wheels, None of this fake junk these weigh absolutely nothing and heaps cheaper than other race wheel brands and 10" wide!!!!

$500

so they are polished not chromed ? do thry clear the nissan calupers with that offsett ?

I have these wheels in 17x8 +32 and 17x9 +40, heaps of room for the calipers (17x9 on the front scrubs on the suspension near full lock though)

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