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Fs(Wa): Nissan V35/36 Rims - 18X8 +30 Offset (+33 Rear) With Brand New Federal 595 Ss 235/40/18

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Nissan V35/36 Rims - 18x8 +30 offset (+33 rear) with brand new Federal 595 SS 235/40/18




Perfect fitment for Nissan Skyline GTS-T (no spacer for flush fitment!).

Will be flush with a 20mm spacer on a GTR!


Wheels in good condition, two have minor gravel rash and one has a small black mark after tyre fitting.

Tyre were purchased brand new and have done less than 500km.

Literally drove to track, raced, drove home and then removed from the car for sale.

No noticeable wear at all. I was NOT quick enough at barbs to even damage street tyres.... hahahaha


$800 ONO


0498 466 496

Michael





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p1000444dx.jpg - Note excellent offset for GTS-T

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ctf7.jpg - Note homo offset on GTR! :(



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Still got these babies.
Decent offset and light weight for your GTS-T boat anchor.
Retire those aids stock rims and buy.

They are similar weight to stock r33 GTR rims, which was very surprising to me.
Trust me i would keep them if they had GTR suitable offsets!

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