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17" Set Te37 Rep Wheels With Semi Slicks + 2X 19" Skid Tyres- Syd

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PN-Mad

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Hi Guys,

For Sale I have a set of four Driftek (I think) TE37 replica wheels with semi slicks. Great setup to take to your first track day, or if your looking for a setup your not too fussed about!

17x8 +34 with Bridgestone RE55S 235/45-R17

17x9 +35 with Nitto NT-01 255/40-R17

5x114.3

The front tyres are pretty much had it. You could get a couple more days out of them if you aren't serious or just learning the ropes, but if you want times, they need replacing. I've kept them alive with "Grip" tyre softener. Still good to get round wakefield in 1:10s for me.

The rears are nice and soft, have heaps of tread left, and grip up nice when warmed :)

No Flat Spots.

The wheels have some gutter rash, they aren't new. They are track wheels. I've inspected and cleaned them after every track day, obviously no cracks/welds or buckles. Don't tell me about fake wheels - these have taken everything I have thrown at them and done it easy. You want Rays - Go buy Rays.

Good for all S chassis / R chassis RWD cars. Fronts will fit over every OEM style brakes (280-296mm sumitomos, 324mm Brembos)

Pick up Northern Burbs of Sydney

Alex - 0431090240 / PM on SAU.

$750 ONO (thats Or Near Offer...)

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Next is a PAIR of Bridgestone Playz (JDM) 225/40/19 tyres.

These are good as skid/drift tyres only (thats what I'm selling them as anyway)

They have cracks in the sidewall of the tyre, but plenty of tread left for skids.

$20 or a 6 pack of beer.

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Touge Kyousou Experienced

Touge Kyousou

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Bump for awesome seller and nice guy!

Bought wheels off PN-Mad, and he even personally delivered them to me at my work, due to me needing them in a rush.

Thanks for the wheels again man, stoked with them :yes:

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