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Hey guys,

I have for sale an immac set of Garage Impul RS III (RS-3) 3 piece 17in rims with pretty much new Bridgestone tyres.

Specs are:

Front 17x7.5 ET +32
Rear 17x8 ET +26
4/5x114.3
215/50/17 Bridgestone front tyres 90% tread
235/45/17 Bridgestone rear tyres 95% tread

As you can see from the pics, they are in excellent condition with next to no marks on them. These would look great on any jap 4 or 5 stud car.
In fact would be a great set for the s13 boys that havent done a 5 stud conversion yet as they will not have to buy a new set when completed.


Pick up From Upper Mount Gravatt or will assist in having a courier to come collect them however i wont organise a courier for you. Best be would be to either look at e-go.com.au.

$1850.00

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Rims will fit the following cars. 180sx, silvia, s13, s14, s15, 200sx, r30, dr30, s12, Skyline R31, R32 non turbo, R32 Turbo, R33 non Turbo, R33 Turbo, R34 all models, V35 all models, Datsuns, 240z, 260z, 280zx, 300zx, Z31 non turbo, z31 turbo, 200zr, Z32, 1600, 180B, 200B, Bluebird, Stanza, Toyota Supra, chaser, mark 2, soarer, mazda, 323, 626, fc3s, fd3s, rx7, rx8, falcon, fairlane, camry, lexus, is200, is250, cressida, ta22, ta23, ra23, ra28, ra40, ra65, ta25, celica, crown, corona, you get the picture...

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