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Hey guys my new rims are up for sale, Have my eye on something else.


For Sale: Rohana RC10 20x11 +10 Machined silver face, Polished lip

Comes with Brand new Achillies 245/35/20 tyres

Rims & Tyres are brand new never driven on just fitted to car


Price: $2700 ono

Location: Brisbane


Contact: 0438344120



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I'm looking at something very similar. If these were the right width and offset, I'd be like a fat kid on cake!

Silly 4 door owner no crazy ass sizing for you!

Me on the other hand I am actually looking at these myself, but I am looking at black ones and going for a staggered look so sorry I can't help you out this time but GLWS!

11's on the front is pretty wild, i've had 10.5" +12 on the front before and it was inside my guards 5mm or so, all my wheels i've had have been aggressive.
All the crazy stance lovers will love it.

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