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hey guys

got a full set of SSR Koenigs for sale in good condtion (no rash, buckles ect) lips could do with a light polish.

fronts are 18x9+4 and rear are 18x10+4 in 5x114.3. they are a HI Disc so has big brake clearance.

Does not come with tyres but all 4 center caps are included.

$2100 located in point cook, melbourne or can post australia wide with TNT express for $100

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