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Hey guys,


Got a set of these in melb. All tyres are road worthy and the back ones are actually only a few weeks old.


Fronts are 235 wide

Rears are 265 wide


Suit skyline, silvia, falcon or commodore. 5x114.3 stud pattern.


Rears are pretty cool as they have a deep dish to them. Fronts have a bit of a lip.



Just looking for a change as they don't really go with my car. The silver on silver doesnt look great and I think if I spray them it will take away from the look of them.


Not really any gutter rash on them, but the chrome is peeling slightly on the dish on one or two.


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I forgot I still have these.

WTT for something else. Came on my car so I want to change it up a little bit.

Rears have like 2 inches of dish. It's fantastic.

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