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Cheap 18Inch With Tyres Genuine Racing Harts Cv

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I have genuine 18 inch Racingharts that are drilled to 5x114.3. These wheels were on my nissan stagea rs four but I now have moved on from them.

Genuine Japanese Racing Harts not cheap copies

They are 18 inch

tyres are 225/40ZR18


wheels have very very slight gutter rash but nothing major or over the top. all centre caps are there and complete.

2 tyres are 95% and 2 are 65%

$600

Contact Dale 0417 277 230


These wheels go for $1000 each brand new with no tyres and not drilled as per example

example: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/18-inch-b...-/221143018444

Pics of Actual wheels gave them a quick dust off as you can see they are still in very good condition

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they are 18x8, i dont know what the offset is, i cant read the japanese that is on the sticker. the pic of the wheels on my car is with no spacers so they just bolt straight on and clear the stagea brakes. i have tried them on a mates 260rs and cleared his brembos aswell with no issues.

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