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As above, AME Tracers 18x9.5 +22 in dark grey.

These were used as track rims, they did an airport run 2 months ago which took quite a few chips out of the paint.

So with a respray they would look perfect, for track rims though they are perfect as they are.

They are fitted with Hankook Z221's in soft compound, 265's all round. These are awesome tyres, as used for one track day. About 80%

THey will also come with Hankook Rs3's, 265's all round, used for one track day. About 80%.

The Z221's cost $1800, the RS3's cost $1200

$3000 for the lot

In sydney

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Will do the lot for $2500 plus swap for cheap crap stock wheels and tyres, or any wheel/tyre combination that can fit.

Can be space savers for all i care....it's purely so i can roll the car around.

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$2000 for the lot, will not separate.

Pickup only in sydney, bargain....sold everything else off my track car this is all that left.

Just want it gone

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