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Guys I have a set of
SSR SP1

19x9.5 -3

19x11 +24

5x114.3

Super aggressive wheels good for 350/v35 etc. Clears big brakes too.

Tyres have minimal tread remaining and have heavy camber wear

Price: $2600 in Sydney, happy to post, but of course rather pickup

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