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Hey guys got my set of Rota P45R2 wheels for sale

they are off my r34 gtt, they have a bit of gutter rash, nothing that cant be fixed but it doesnt really bother me, no buckles or cracks though..

the colour is called royal black

the sizes are

2x 18x9.5+25

2x 18x10+30

they fit snug as under the rear and I guessing they would in the front also if I didn't have the GTR front end

the front tyres still have some tread but the rears are done.

Looking for $1100 ono

pickup from old toongabbie

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